I have the following json object:
var data = [{"name":"abc", "count":"[20.8, 100]"}, {"name":"xyz", "count":"[40, 100]"}]
Notice the array in double quotes : "[20.8, 100]"
I want the double quotes to go
Expected Output:
var data = [{"name":"abc", "count":[20.8, 100]}, {"name":"xyz", "count":[40, 100]}]
Any help would be appreciated
You could use JSON.parse and assign the value to the same property.
var data = [{"name":"abc", "count":"[20.8, 100]"}, {"name":"xyz", "count":"[40, 100]"}];
data.forEach(function (a) {
a.count = JSON.parse(a.count);
});
console.log(data);Step 1 : Iterate the JSON using javaScript for...in loop.
Step 2 : Use JSON.parse() to convert the JSON string("[20.8, 100]") into JSON object([20.8, 100]).
Working demo :
var data = [
{"name":"abc", "count":"[20.8, 100]"},
{"name":"xyz", "count":"[40, 100]"}
];
for (var i in data) {
data[i].count = JSON.parse(data[i].count);
}
console.log(data);