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Ruby Rails .inject Equivalent In Node.js
I'm very new in Node.js from Ruby Rails and although I'm using it for just a few weeks, I'm a bit confident about the basics.
However, I'm trying to convert a specific hash that uses inject
in Ruby Rails. I'm not quite sure how to convert this in Javascript.
Can anyone help?
This is my Ruby Rails code:
result = CurrencyExchangeRates.all.inject({}) do |rates, c|
rates[c.currency] = c.rate
rates
end
# => {"one"=>"one", "two"=>"two", "three"=>"three"}
How can I do this correctly in Node.js
I'm looking at .forEach
however I think this is just for arrays.
currency_exchange_rates.forEach(element => {
});
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Answer
You can use reduce
:
const reducer = (rates, c) => Object.assign(rates, { [c.currency]: c.rate } )
const result = all_rates.reduce(reducer, {})
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source: stackoverflow.com
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