I have data like this
data = {
products: { medicare: {"11":"plan1", "12":"plan2", "13":"plan3", "14":"plan14"},
medigap: {"112":"plan12", "122":"plan22", "132":"plan32", "142":"plan142"}
}}
plan1 =medicare;
plan2 = medigap
If user selected plan1 then I need results like this
results = [plan1, plan2, plan3, plan14];
if user selected plan2 then the results should be
results = [plan12, plan22, plan32, plan142];
After finding product with selected plan, you can use Object.values to find the plans.
var data = {
products: {
medicare: {"11":"plan1", "12":"plan2", "13":"plan3", "14":"plan14"},
medigap: {"112":"plan12", "122":"plan22", "132":"plan32", "142":"plan142"}
}
}
var userSelected = 'medicare';
var product = data.products[userSelected];
var plans = Object.values(product);
console.log(plans);
Try this one:
function getPlan(plan) {
return Object.values(data.products[plan])
}
plan1 would be medicareplan2 would be medigapUsage:
getPlan(plan1) returns ['plan1', 'plan2', 'plan3', 'plan14']
getPlan(plan2) returns ['plan12', 'plan22', 'plan32', 'plan142']
data_sample = {
products: { medicare: {"11":"plan1", "12":"plan2", "13":"plan3", "14":"plan14"},
medigap: {"112":"plan12", "122":"plan22", "132":"plan32", "142":"plan142"}
}}
plan1 ="medicare";
plan2 = "medigap";
var get_data = data_sample['products'][plan2];
var list = []
for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(get_data)) {
console.log(value);
list.push(value);
}
console.log(list);
Try this logic. You need to put some effort to refactor it.
Pass your planname dynamically in the loop and you will get the desired result.
plan1 = 'medicare';
plan2 = 'medigap';
resultArr = [];
Object.entries(data.products[plan1]).forEach(([key, value]) => {
resultArr.push(value);
});
console.log(resultArr);
