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How to Filter Object Arrays in JavaScript and Return Formatted Properties

Handling data from APIs in JavaScript often involves filtering and transforming arrays of objects. If you've ever faced the task of extracting specific properties, applying conditions, and formatting them into a desired structure, you're in the right place! In this post, we'll guide you through the process of filtering an object array to return only the properties you need, formatted exactly how you want them.

The Problem

Imagine you receive an array of objects from an API that looks like this:

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From this array, your goal is to filter the objects to include only those with an id greater than 1 and then format the result to a string array, where each entry concatenates the color and code properties, like this:

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The Solution

Step 1: Filter the Objects

First, we'll use the filter() method to retrieve only the objects that meet our criterion, which is having an id greater than 1. This method creates a new array with all elements that pass the test implemented by the provided function.

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Step 2: Map the Properties

Next, we'll use the map() method to transform the filtered objects into the required format. The map() function creates a new array populated with the results of calling a provided function on every element in the calling array.

Here, we will concatenate the color and code properties with a # symbol in between.

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Full Code Snippet

Below is the complete code that combines both steps into one concise sequence:

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Step 3: Understanding the Output

When the code executes, you'll get the final arrayFiltered as expected. Each element of the array combines the color and code properties of the objects that have an id greater than 1, formatted in a clean string format.

Conclusion

Filtering and formatting object arrays in JavaScript is straightforward with the filter() and map() methods. By implementing these techniques, you can efficiently manipulate the data you receive from APIs or any JavaScript application, tailoring it to your needs. Whether you're using this in a Vue.js application or handling data elsewhere, mastering these methods will enhance your coding toolkit.

By following the steps outlined above, you'll ensure that your arrays are not only filtered correctly but also formatted in a way that's ready for use in your applications. Happy coding!