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问题 I have the following JSON and I want to keep the array in the same format but only include objects with type "ar" . How can I filter this JSON with JavaScript to only include the types I need? [{"time":"2016-07-26 09:02:27","type":"aa"}, {"time":"2016-04-21 20:35:07","type":"ae"}, {"time":"2016-08-20 03:31:57","type":"ar"}, {"time":"2017-01-19 22:58:06","type":"ae"}, {"time":"2016-08-28 10:19:27","type":"ae"}, {"time":"2016-12-06 10:36:22","type":"ar"}, {"time":"2016-07-09 12:14:03","type":

问题 I have the following JSON and I want to keep the array in the same format but only include objects with type "ar" . How can I filter this JSON with JavaScript to only include the types I need? [{"time":"2016-07-26 09:02:27","type":"aa"}, {"time":"2016-04-21 20:35:07","type":"ae"}, {"time":"2016-08-20 03:31:57","type":"ar"}, {"time":"2017-01-19 22:58:06","type":"ae"}, {"time":"2016-08-28 10:19:27","type":"ae"}, {"time":"2016-12-06 10:36:22","type":"ar"}, {"time":"2016-07-09 12:14:03","type":

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问题 I have a situation where I could have a number of optional, t-shirt size props added to an object. Is there a way to define a type and set it as the optional key's type in an interface? type Size = `xxs` | `xs` | `s` | `m` | `l` | `xl` | `xxl`; interface Sizes { [key: Size]: string; ^^^ } The above example presents me with the following error: An index signature parameter type cannot be a union type. Consider using a mapped object type instead.ts(1337) I then found this question, and modified

问题 Array.prototype.remove = function() { var what, a = arguments, L = a.length, ax; while (L && this.length) { what = a[--L]; while ((ax = this.indexOf(what)) !== -1) { this.splice(ax, 1); } } return this; }; var items = [{ title: 'Bokningsbar', start: moment("2018-04-05 06:00"), end: moment("2018-04-05 07:00"), allDay: false }, { title: 'Bokningsbar', start: moment("2018-04-05 06:00"), end: moment("2018-04-05 07:00"), allDay: false }, { title: 'Bokningsbar', start: moment("2018-04-05 06:00"),

问题 When I have an object and I want to refer to a property within it, I can use e.g. objectName.propertyName and when I have a "subproperty" I can use objectName.propertyName.propertyName But how can I use a variable with this syntax ? objectName.myvar.propertyName Obviously this does not work. The variable is interpreted as a string itself and calls for the value with the key: "myvar". How do I have to declare the variable using this syntax to be used like this: var myvar = qwertz; objectName

问题 When I have an object and I want to refer to a property within it, I can use e.g. objectName.propertyName and when I have a "subproperty" I can use objectName.propertyName.propertyName But how can I use a variable with this syntax ? objectName.myvar.propertyName Obviously this does not work. The variable is interpreted as a string itself and calls for the value with the key: "myvar". How do I have to declare the variable using this syntax to be used like this: var myvar = qwertz; objectName

问题 When I have an object and I want to refer to a property within it, I can use e.g. objectName.propertyName and when I have a "subproperty" I can use objectName.propertyName.propertyName But how can I use a variable with this syntax ? objectName.myvar.propertyName Obviously this does not work. The variable is interpreted as a string itself and calls for the value with the key: "myvar". How do I have to declare the variable using this syntax to be used like this: var myvar = qwertz; objectName

问题 I'm trying to find key of object which is containing my value. There is my object: var obj = {} obj["post1"] = { "title": "title1", "subtitle": "subtitle1" } obj["post2"] = { "title": "title2", "subtitle": "subtitle2" } And now, I'm trying to get object key of value "title2" function obk (obj, val) { const key = Object.keys(obj).find(key => obj[key] === val); return key } console.log(obk(obj, "title2")) Output: undefined Desired output: post2 回答1: You have to access the subkey of the object:

问题 I have a list of objects const array = [ {club: "Club A", number: 12}, {club: "Club B", number: 12} ] I want to add a new property in one of the objects member: ["a", "b"] It would be const newArray = [ {club: "Club A", number: 12, member: ["a", "b"]}, {club: "Club B", number: 12} ] Tried with map const newArray = array.map(obj => check if obj.club ==="Club A" ) 回答1: You can use map and object destrcturing const array = [{club: "Club A", number: 12},{club: "Club B", number: 12}] let member =