I'm trying to merge all objects together using lodash and I tried _.assign and _.merge still it shows the objects separately.
var arr = [
{"asf" : 33, "ff1" : 12},{"xx" : 90, "ff2" : 13},{"xw" : 66, "ff3" : 176}
]
console.log( _.assign({}, arr)); //should show {"asf" : 33, "ff1" : 12,"xx" : 90, "ff2" : 13, "xw" : 66, "ff3" : 176}
This is how you can do it:
_.assign.apply(_, arr);
or _.reduce(arr, _.extend) would also work.
In ES2015, you can use _.assign(...arr), or if you're really only targeting ES2015, Object.assign(...arr).
If there isn't a method which accepts an array of objects, apply can be used to call with multiple arguments:
var arr = [...];
_.assign.apply(_, [{}].concat(arr))
