My question is simple, I have 2 objects like this:
object1 = {
content1: {}
}
object2 = {
stuff: {},
moreStuff: {}
}
And I want to add the content of object2 to content1 (which is inside of object1).
Like this:
object1 = {
content1: {
stuff: {},
moreStuff: {}
}
}
This is very simple;
object1.content1 = object2
This will allow you to add an object inside another object.
With other examples you will get a substitution instead of adding.
e.g.
const obj1 = {
innerObj:{
name:'Bob'
},
innerOBj2:{
color:'blue'
}
}
const obj2 = {
lastName:'Some',
age:45
}
obj1.innerObj = Object.assign(obj1.innerObj,obj2);
console.log(obj1);Now if you need something more advance, you should take a look to some functional programming framework like ramda, which will allow you to merge object. R.merge.
Something keeping you from doing: object1.content1 = object2 ?
Try this
object1.content1 = object2;
Initialization
var object1 = {
content1:"1"
}
var object2 = {
content2:"2",
content3:"3"
}
Put contents of object2 into object1's content1
object1.content1 = object2;//this is the code you are looking for
console.log(object2);
You are done!
