Suppose, we have an object containing data about some people like this −
const obj = { "Person1_Age": 22, "Person1_Height": 170, "Person1_Weight": 72, "Person2_Age": 27, "Person2_Height": 160, "Person2_Weight": 56 };
We are required to write a JavaScript function that takes in one such object. And our function should separate the data regarding each unique person into their own objects.
Therefore, the output for the above object should look like −
const output = [ { "name": "Person1", "age": "22", "height": 170, "weight": 72 }, { "name": "Person2", "age": "27", "height": 160, "weight": 56 } ];
Example
The code for this will be −
const obj = { "Person1_Age": 22, "Person1_Height": 170, "Person1_Weight": 72, "Person2_Age": 27, "Person2_Height": 160, "Person2_Weight": 56 }; const separateOut = (obj = {}) => { const res = []; Object.keys(obj).forEach(el => { const part = el.split('_'); const person = part[0]; const info = part[1].toLowerCase(); if(!this[person]){ this[person] = { "name": person }; res.push(this[person]); } this[person][info] = obj[el]; }, {}); return res; }; console.log(separateOut(obj));
Output
And the output in the console will be −
[ { name: 'Person1', age: 22, height: 170, weight: 72 }, { name: 'Person2', age: 27, height: 160, weight: 56 } ]