I have a sample array of objects as below, I want the one of the object in the array which has name Test.
**Results: [
{ Name: "Test",
Age :21
ChildrenObj:
},
{ Name: "Something else",
Age :21
ChildreObj
}**
I am using the below code to find it, and it is not returning me the correct data
var names= (_un.find(data.Results, function(item) {
return item.Name= "Test";
}));
any direction will be appreciated.
Here's a working example, just for fun.
var Results = [{
Name: "Test",
Age: 21,
ChildrenObj: {}
}, {
Name: "Something else",
Age: 21,
ChildrenObj: {}
}];
var names = (_.find(Results, function(item) {
return item.Name == "Test";
}));
console.log(names);<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/underscore.js/1.8.3/underscore-min.js"></script>
var data = [{
Name: "Test",
Age :21
},
{ Name: "Something else",
Age :22
}];
console.log(_.findWhere(data, {Age: 22}));<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/underscore.js/1.8.3/underscore-min.js"></script>Try this:
return item.Name == "Test";
You are doing an assignment not a comparisson.
Results: [
{ Name: "Test",
Age :21
ChildrenObj:
},
{ Name: "Something else",
Age :21
ChildreObj
}
You can use filter
results = [
{ Name : "Test",
Age : 21,
ChildrenObj : null
},
{ Name : "Something else",
Age :21,
ChildrenObj : null
}];
var names = results.filter(x => x.Name === "Test");
console.log(names); // [ { Name: 'Test', Age: 21, ChildrenObj: null } ]
return item.Name=="Test"Test for equality, don't do assignment.