I have following object array:
var arr = [
{
id : \"a1\",
guid : \"sdfsfd\",
...
value : \"abc\",
status: \"active\"
},
{
Indeed, you don't need Lodash, but the question is tagged Lodash, and using Lodash offers some useful defenses that reduces the risk of errors. This solution utilizes _.forEach and _.set
// _.forEach won't throw errors if arr is not an array...
_.forEach(arr, function (obj) {
// _.set won't throw errors if obj is not an object. With more complex objects, if a portion of the path doesn't exist, _.set creates it
_.set(obj, 'status', 'active');
});
If you wanted to make it abstract, you could build a Lodash mixin:
_.mixin({
setProperty: function(arr, key, val) {
_.forEach(arr, function (obj) {
_.set(obj, path, val);
});
}
});
Then, you could use it exactly as you described:
_.setProperty( arr, 'status', 'active' );