so I am getting data from my API in this format:
[
{
"lattitude": 52.57812538272844,
"longitude": -1.7111388218750108,
},
{
"lattitude": 53.043884,
"longitude": -2.923782,
}
]
I need the data to look like this, so latitude has to be 'lat' and longitude has to be 'lng' etc.
[{
lat: 52.57812538272844,
lng: -1.7111388218750108,
},
{
lat: 52.3602160,
lng: 4.8891680,
}]
I know there is some data missing, I will fix this later. Is there any way of doing this without changing the API. I'm using Angular-nativescript with a .net backend
Is the data static for you? Or is it an observable?
Assuming it is static, take advantage of the map
operator on arrays. It transforms an array into a new array.
const data = [
{
"lattitude": 52.57812538272844,
"longitude": -1.7111388218750108,
},
{
"lattitude": 53.043884,
"longitude": -2.923782,
}
];
const dataYouWant = data.map((point: any) => ({lat: point.lattitude, lng: point.longitude }));
If it is an observable, let me know, I can help you in that regard as well.