I have a GET Request that is returning tasks:
"tasks": [
{
"partner_id": 1,
"title": "aa",
"description": "dddd",
"priority": "High",
}]
and i have another GET Request representing the values of the partner.
"partners": [
{
"id": 1,
"value": "str"
}]
When implementing the view, and doing a ngfor on the tasks, i'd like to replace the task.partner_id for the real name on the partner.
//getting the id of the task.partner_id and represent the partner.value
<span><span class="bold">For</span> {{task.partner_id}}</span>
Instead of 1 being the partner name equivalent to id: 1.
How can I do this without manipulating the request that is coming from the API?
UPDATE: I've used the solutions suggested by @errorau and @Clint
getParentValue(parents, parentId) {
return Object.keys(parents).find(key => parents[key] === parentId);
}
and it worked fine, i'm rendering the right values on the frontend. but right now i'm receiving an error:
You can't manipulating your api you can write basic a funtion for get parent value like
<span><span class="bold">For</span> {{getTask(task.partner_id)}}</span>
you can write this function like that
function getTask(id){
return partners.find((p) => p.id === id).value
}