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I need to push array to an object inside an object not able to perform this task. I am working on angular 6

Here is an example.

 abc = { data: { name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm: } };



  let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];

//Need to push hostlist data to adc.data.vm

this.adc.data.vm.push(hostlist);

//this output is array inside array

this.adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

// concat cont work gives empty array

I need the output in this format

{ name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm:['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'] }

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I need to push array to an object inside an object not able to perform this task. I am working on angular 6

Here is an example.

 abc = { data: { name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm: } };



  let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];

//Need to push hostlist data to adc.data.vm

this.adc.data.vm.push(hostlist);

//this output is array inside array

this.adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

// concat cont work gives empty array

I need the output in this format

{ name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm:['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'] }

edited Nov 8 at 5:14

georgeawg

32.1k104866

asked Nov 8 at 2:45

girish

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add a comment |

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I need to push array to an object inside an object not able to perform this task. I am working on angular 6

Here is an example.

 abc = { data: { name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm: } };



  let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];

//Need to push hostlist data to adc.data.vm

this.adc.data.vm.push(hostlist);

//this output is array inside array

this.adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

// concat cont work gives empty array

I need the output in this format

{ name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm:['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'] }

edited Nov 8 at 5:14

georgeawg

32.1k104866

asked Nov 8 at 2:45

girish

627

I need to push array to an object inside an object not able to perform this task. I am working on angular 6

Here is an example.

 abc = { data: { name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm: } };



  let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];

//Need to push hostlist data to adc.data.vm

this.adc.data.vm.push(hostlist);

//this output is array inside array

this.adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

// concat cont work gives empty array

I need the output in this format

{ name: '', version: '', type: '', ports: , vm:['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'] }

javascript

edited Nov 8 at 5:14

georgeawg

32.1k104866

asked Nov 8 at 2:45

girish

627

edited Nov 8 at 5:14

georgeawg

32.1k104866

asked Nov 8 at 2:45

girish

627

edited Nov 8 at 5:14

georgeawg

32.1k104866

edited Nov 8 at 5:14

georgeawg

32.1k104866

edited Nov 8 at 5:14

georgeawg

32.1k104866

asked Nov 8 at 2:45

girish

627

asked Nov 8 at 2:45

girish

627

asked Nov 8 at 2:45

girish

627

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You can either push with the spread operator or reassign adc.data.vm to the result of concat (since concat returns a new array without changing existing arrays):

Method 1: push() using the spread operator

// method 1: push with spread operator

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm.push(...hostlist);

console.log(adc);

Method 2: Reassign to the result of concat

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm = adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

console.log(adc);

edited Nov 8 at 3:08

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

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You could always assign the object to that property:

abc.data.vm = abc.data.vm.concat(['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm']);

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

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You can either push with the spread operator or reassign adc.data.vm to the result of concat (since concat returns a new array without changing existing arrays):

Method 1: push() using the spread operator

// method 1: push with spread operator

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm.push(...hostlist);

console.log(adc);

Method 2: Reassign to the result of concat

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm = adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

console.log(adc);

edited Nov 8 at 3:08

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

slider

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add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

You can either push with the spread operator or reassign adc.data.vm to the result of concat (since concat returns a new array without changing existing arrays):

Method 1: push() using the spread operator

// method 1: push with spread operator

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm.push(...hostlist);

console.log(adc);

Method 2: Reassign to the result of concat

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm = adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

console.log(adc);

edited Nov 8 at 3:08

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

slider

7,2901129

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

You can either push with the spread operator or reassign adc.data.vm to the result of concat (since concat returns a new array without changing existing arrays):

Method 1: push() using the spread operator

// method 1: push with spread operator

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm.push(...hostlist);

console.log(adc);

Method 2: Reassign to the result of concat

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm = adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

console.log(adc);

edited Nov 8 at 3:08

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

slider

7,2901129

You can either push with the spread operator or reassign adc.data.vm to the result of concat (since concat returns a new array without changing existing arrays):

Method 1: push() using the spread operator

// method 1: push with spread operator

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm.push(...hostlist);

console.log(adc);

Method 2: Reassign to the result of concat

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm = adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

console.log(adc);

// method 1: push with spread operator

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm.push(...hostlist);

console.log(adc);

// method 1: push with spread operator

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm.push(...hostlist);

console.log(adc);

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm = adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

console.log(adc);

let adc = {

  data: {

    name: '',

    version: '',

    type: '',

    ports: ,

    vm: 

  }

};

let hostlist = ['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm'];



adc.data.vm = adc.data.vm.concat(hostlist);

console.log(adc);

edited Nov 8 at 3:08

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

slider

7,2901129

edited Nov 8 at 3:08

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

slider

7,2901129

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

slider

7,2901129

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

slider

7,2901129

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up vote
0
down vote

You could always assign the object to that property:

abc.data.vm = abc.data.vm.concat(['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm']);

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

Carol Ng

39019

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You could always assign the object to that property:

abc.data.vm = abc.data.vm.concat(['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm']);

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

Carol Ng

39019

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You could always assign the object to that property:

abc.data.vm = abc.data.vm.concat(['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm']);

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

Carol Ng

39019

You could always assign the object to that property:

abc.data.vm = abc.data.vm.concat(['1234.Vm', '5678.Vm', '6789.Vm']);

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

Carol Ng

39019

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

Carol Ng

39019

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

Carol Ng

39019

answered Nov 8 at 2:49

Carol Ng

39019

add a comment |

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