I already have an object witch has two arrays:
const services = {
iconAndLink: [
'Icon1',
'Icon2',
'Icon3',
],
name: [
'Name1',
'Name2',
'Name3',
],
};
I looked into Object.assign(), array.reduce(), map etc... and can't seem to find a decent answer here that merges these two.
For final result I need:
services = [
{
icon: 'Icon1',
name: 'Name1'
},
{
icon: 'Icon2',
name: 'Name2'
},
{
icon: 'Icon3',
name: 'Name3'
},
]
Note that I need to have the icon
and name
keys.
Is this even possible in js?
This should work
const services = {
iconAndLink: ["Icon1", "Icon2", "Icon3"],
name: ["Name1", "Name2", "Name3"],
};
let result = services.iconAndLink.map(function (icon, index) {
return { icon: services.iconAndLink[index], name: services.name[index] };
});
console.log(result);
Make sure both arrays same the same length and both are ordered