Angular 5 *ngFor array of objects
I have data like this:
Initial data:
var input = [
{ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"},
{ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"},
{ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
Result data:
var result = [
{area: ["211", "212", "HCC"],
ru: "R201",
unit: ["211", "NONE"]}];
I want to looping these data into template using ngFor, after some researches I'm getting stuck at this problem, cannot find a differ supporting object 'R201' of type 'string'. NgFor only supports binding to Iterables such as Arrays.
Here is my function:
this.groupBy = _
.chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
})
.value();
And here is my template:
<ion-list no-lines class="menus">
<ion-item ion-item *ngFor="let p of groupBy; let i=index" (click)="toggleLevel1('idx'+i)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel1Shown('idx'+1)}">
<ion-row>
<ion-col col-9>
<span ion-text>
<strong>{{ p.ru }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i)">
<ion-item no-border *ngFor="let menu of p.ru; let i2=index" text-wrap (click)="toggleLevel2('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)}"><br>
<span ion-text>
<strong> {{ menu.area }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)">
<ion-item no-border text-wrap><br>
<span ion-text (click)="openEquipmentPage(p.dataRu,menu.area,menu.unit)">
{{ menu.unit }}
</span>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-col>
</ion-row>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
Maybe someone could help me, thank you in advance.
json angular typescript ionic-framework underscore.js
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I have data like this:
Initial data:
var input = [
{ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"},
{ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"},
{ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
Result data:
var result = [
{area: ["211", "212", "HCC"],
ru: "R201",
unit: ["211", "NONE"]}];
I want to looping these data into template using ngFor, after some researches I'm getting stuck at this problem, cannot find a differ supporting object 'R201' of type 'string'. NgFor only supports binding to Iterables such as Arrays.
Here is my function:
this.groupBy = _
.chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
})
.value();
And here is my template:
<ion-list no-lines class="menus">
<ion-item ion-item *ngFor="let p of groupBy; let i=index" (click)="toggleLevel1('idx'+i)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel1Shown('idx'+1)}">
<ion-row>
<ion-col col-9>
<span ion-text>
<strong>{{ p.ru }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i)">
<ion-item no-border *ngFor="let menu of p.ru; let i2=index" text-wrap (click)="toggleLevel2('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)}"><br>
<span ion-text>
<strong> {{ menu.area }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)">
<ion-item no-border text-wrap><br>
<span ion-text (click)="openEquipmentPage(p.dataRu,menu.area,menu.unit)">
{{ menu.unit }}
</span>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-col>
</ion-row>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
Maybe someone could help me, thank you in advance.
json angular typescript ionic-framework underscore.js
1
Can you show the original dataMenu data that the function works on please?
– rrd
Nov 20 at 8:06
var input = [ {ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"}, {ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"}, {ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:10
_.groupBy
creates an object. Unless you provide aSymbol.Iterator
, you won't be able to loop over an object (and even with that, I'm not sure you can, I haven't tested it yet).
– trichetriche
Nov 20 at 8:13
add a comment |
I have data like this:
Initial data:
var input = [
{ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"},
{ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"},
{ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
Result data:
var result = [
{area: ["211", "212", "HCC"],
ru: "R201",
unit: ["211", "NONE"]}];
I want to looping these data into template using ngFor, after some researches I'm getting stuck at this problem, cannot find a differ supporting object 'R201' of type 'string'. NgFor only supports binding to Iterables such as Arrays.
Here is my function:
this.groupBy = _
.chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
})
.value();
And here is my template:
<ion-list no-lines class="menus">
<ion-item ion-item *ngFor="let p of groupBy; let i=index" (click)="toggleLevel1('idx'+i)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel1Shown('idx'+1)}">
<ion-row>
<ion-col col-9>
<span ion-text>
<strong>{{ p.ru }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i)">
<ion-item no-border *ngFor="let menu of p.ru; let i2=index" text-wrap (click)="toggleLevel2('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)}"><br>
<span ion-text>
<strong> {{ menu.area }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)">
<ion-item no-border text-wrap><br>
<span ion-text (click)="openEquipmentPage(p.dataRu,menu.area,menu.unit)">
{{ menu.unit }}
</span>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-col>
</ion-row>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
Maybe someone could help me, thank you in advance.
json angular typescript ionic-framework underscore.js
I have data like this:
Initial data:
var input = [
{ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"},
{ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"},
{ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
Result data:
var result = [
{area: ["211", "212", "HCC"],
ru: "R201",
unit: ["211", "NONE"]}];
I want to looping these data into template using ngFor, after some researches I'm getting stuck at this problem, cannot find a differ supporting object 'R201' of type 'string'. NgFor only supports binding to Iterables such as Arrays.
Here is my function:
this.groupBy = _
.chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
})
.value();
And here is my template:
<ion-list no-lines class="menus">
<ion-item ion-item *ngFor="let p of groupBy; let i=index" (click)="toggleLevel1('idx'+i)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel1Shown('idx'+1)}">
<ion-row>
<ion-col col-9>
<span ion-text>
<strong>{{ p.ru }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel1Shown('idx'+i)">
<ion-item no-border *ngFor="let menu of p.ru; let i2=index" text-wrap (click)="toggleLevel2('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)" [ngClass]="{active: isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)}"><br>
<span ion-text>
<strong> {{ menu.area }}</strong>
<ion-icon [name]="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2) ? 'arrow-dropdown' : 'arrow-dropright'" float-right></ion-icon>
</span>
<ion-list no-lines *ngIf="isLevel2Shown('idx'+i+'idx'+i2)">
<ion-item no-border text-wrap><br>
<span ion-text (click)="openEquipmentPage(p.dataRu,menu.area,menu.unit)">
{{ menu.unit }}
</span>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
</ion-col>
</ion-row>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>
Maybe someone could help me, thank you in advance.
json angular typescript ionic-framework underscore.js
json angular typescript ionic-framework underscore.js
edited Nov 20 at 8:11
asked Nov 20 at 8:02
Ruby Ravenford
66
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1
Can you show the original dataMenu data that the function works on please?
– rrd
Nov 20 at 8:06
var input = [ {ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"}, {ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"}, {ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:10
_.groupBy
creates an object. Unless you provide aSymbol.Iterator
, you won't be able to loop over an object (and even with that, I'm not sure you can, I haven't tested it yet).
– trichetriche
Nov 20 at 8:13
add a comment |
1
Can you show the original dataMenu data that the function works on please?
– rrd
Nov 20 at 8:06
var input = [ {ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"}, {ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"}, {ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:10
_.groupBy
creates an object. Unless you provide aSymbol.Iterator
, you won't be able to loop over an object (and even with that, I'm not sure you can, I haven't tested it yet).
– trichetriche
Nov 20 at 8:13
1
1
Can you show the original dataMenu data that the function works on please?
– rrd
Nov 20 at 8:06
Can you show the original dataMenu data that the function works on please?
– rrd
Nov 20 at 8:06
var input = [ {ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"}, {ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"}, {ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:10
var input = [ {ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"}, {ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"}, {ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:10
_.groupBy
creates an object. Unless you provide a Symbol.Iterator
, you won't be able to loop over an object (and even with that, I'm not sure you can, I haven't tested it yet).– trichetriche
Nov 20 at 8:13
_.groupBy
creates an object. Unless you provide a Symbol.Iterator
, you won't be able to loop over an object (and even with that, I'm not sure you can, I haven't tested it yet).– trichetriche
Nov 20 at 8:13
add a comment |
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You can manipulate your result according to this.
var grd = .chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
}).value();
this.groupBy = ;
for(let key in grd){
groupby.push({key: key, values:grd[key]});
}
why not let key in grd instead of key in grd?
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:41
add a comment |
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You can manipulate your result according to this.
var grd = .chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
}).value();
this.groupBy = ;
for(let key in grd){
groupby.push({key: key, values:grd[key]});
}
why not let key in grd instead of key in grd?
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:41
add a comment |
You can manipulate your result according to this.
var grd = .chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
}).value();
this.groupBy = ;
for(let key in grd){
groupby.push({key: key, values:grd[key]});
}
why not let key in grd instead of key in grd?
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:41
add a comment |
You can manipulate your result according to this.
var grd = .chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
}).value();
this.groupBy = ;
for(let key in grd){
groupby.push({key: key, values:grd[key]});
}
You can manipulate your result according to this.
var grd = .chain(input)
.groupBy('ru')
.map(function(value, key) {
return {
ru: key,
area: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'area')),
unit: _.uniq(_.pluck(value, 'unit'))
}
}).value();
this.groupBy = ;
for(let key in grd){
groupby.push({key: key, values:grd[key]});
}
edited Nov 20 at 10:30
answered Nov 20 at 8:29
Sameer
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why not let key in grd instead of key in grd?
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:41
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why not let key in grd instead of key in grd?
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:41
why not let key in grd instead of key in grd?
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:41
why not let key in grd instead of key in grd?
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:41
add a comment |
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Can you show the original dataMenu data that the function works on please?
– rrd
Nov 20 at 8:06
var input = [ {ru: "R201", area: "211", unit: "211"}, {ru: "R201", area: "212", unit: "NONE"}, {ru: "R201", area: "HCC", unit: "NONE"}];
– Ruby Ravenford
Nov 20 at 8:10
_.groupBy
creates an object. Unless you provide aSymbol.Iterator
, you won't be able to loop over an object (and even with that, I'm not sure you can, I haven't tested it yet).– trichetriche
Nov 20 at 8:13