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beatles.json | beatles.json | ||
{"members": | {"members": | ||
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== Using a for loop == | == Using a for loop == | ||
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*When you have data in a list you can use a for loop to generate content | *When you have data in a list you can use a for loop to generate content | ||
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*We use <code>map</code> to create <code>lst</code> | *We use <code>map</code> to create <code>lst</code> | ||
*Each element of <code>lst</code> must be added to the document body. | *Each element of <code>lst</code> must be added to the document body. | ||
*If you don't want to add each of the 13 | *If you don't want to add each of the 13 albums by hand you'll have to find out how to use [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Spread_syntax spread syntax]. | ||
<pre class=usr> | <pre class=usr> | ||
fetch('/beatles.json') | fetch('/beatles.json') | ||
.then((r)=>r.json()) | .then((r)=>r.json()) | ||
.then((r)=>{ | .then((r)=>{ | ||
let lst = r.albums. | let lst = r.albums.map(a => { | ||
let div = document.createElement('div'); | let div = document.createElement('div'); | ||
div.innerHTML = `${a.title}, ${a.year}`; | div.innerHTML = `${a.title}, ${a.year}`; | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
== Create a drop down list == | == Create a drop down list == | ||
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<option>Three</option> | <option>Three</option> | ||
</select> | </select> | ||
<div class=imper>Create a drop down list for every Album. Show the year</div> | <div class=imper>Create a drop down list for every Album. Show the year only</div> | ||
<pre class=usr> | <pre class=usr> | ||
fetch('/beatles.json') | fetch('/beatles.json') | ||
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.then((r)=>{ | .then((r)=>{ | ||
let s = document.createElement('ul'); | let s = document.createElement('ul'); | ||
for(let a of r.album){ | |||
let o = document.createElement('li'); | let o = document.createElement('li'); | ||
o.innerHTML = | o.innerHTML = a.title; | ||
s.append(o); | |||
} | } | ||
document.body.append(s); | document.body.append(s); | ||
}); | }); | ||
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let o = document.createElement('option'); | let o = document.createElement('option'); | ||
o.innerHTML = `${a.year}`; | o.innerHTML = `${a.year}`; | ||
return o | |||
})); | |||
document.body.append(s); | |||
}); | |||
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== Create a drop down list of unique years == | |||
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You can convert an [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array Array] to a [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Set Set] then back again. That will remove duplicates. | |||
<div class=imper>Create a drop down list for every Album. Show each year once only</div> | |||
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fetch('/beatles.json') | |||
.then((r)=>r.json()) | |||
.then((r)=>{ | |||
let ls = Array.from(new Set(r.albums.map(r=>r.year))); | |||
let s = document.createElement('ul'); | |||
s.append(...ls.map(a => { | |||
let o = document.createElement('li'); | |||
o.innerHTML = a; | |||
return o | |||
})); | |||
document.body.append(s); | |||
}); | |||
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fetch('/beatles.json') | |||
.then(r=>r.json()) | |||
.then(r=>{ | |||
let lst = new Set(r.albums.map(a=>`${a.year}`)); | |||
lst = Array.from(lst); | |||
let s = document.createElement('select'); | |||
s.append(...lst.map(a => { | |||
let o = document.createElement('option'); | |||
o.innerHTML = a; | |||
return o | return o | ||
})); | })); |
Latest revision as of 19:03, 4 September 2021
beatles.json
{"members": [ {"firstName":"Paul","lastName":"McCartney"}, {"firstName":"John","lastName":"Lennon"}, {"firstName":"Ringo","lastName":"Starr"}, {"firstName":"George","lastName":"Harrison"} ], "albums": [ {"title":"Please Please Me", "year":1963}, {"title":"With the Beatles","year":1963}, {"title":"A Hard Day's Night","year":1964}, {"title":"Beatles for Sale","year":1964}, {"title":"Help!","year":1965}, {"title":"Rubber Soul","year":1965}, {"title":"Revolver","year":1966}, {"title":"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band","year":1967}, {"title":"Magical Mystery Tour","year":1967}, {"title":"White Album","year":1968}, {"title":"Yellow Submarine","year":1969}, {"title":"Abbey Road","year":1969}, {"title":"Let It Be","year":1970}] }
Using a for loop
- When you have data in a list you can use a for loop to generate content
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ for(let b of r.members){ let div = document.createElement('div'); div.innerHTML = `${b.lastName}, ${b.firstName}`; document.body.append(div); } });
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ for(let beatle of r.members){ let div = document.createElement('div'); div.innerHTML = `${beatle.firstName} ${beatle.lastName}`; document.body.append(div); } });
Using forEach
- An alternative is the forEach method
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ r.members.forEach(b => { let div = document.createElement('div'); div.innerHTML = `${b.lastName}, ${b.firstName}`; document.body.append(div); }) });
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ r.members.forEach(b => { let div = document.createElement('div'); div.innerHTML = `${b.firstName} ${b.lastName}`; document.body.append(div); }) });
Using map
r.albums
is a list, each entry includes a title
and year
- We use
map
to createlst
- Each element of
lst
must be added to the document body. - If you don't want to add each of the 13 albums by hand you'll have to find out how to use spread syntax.
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ let lst = r.albums.map(a => { let div = document.createElement('div'); div.innerHTML = `${a.title}, ${a.year}`; return div }); document.body.append(lst[0],lst[1],lst[2]); });
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ document.body.append(... r.albums.map(b => { let div = document.createElement('div'); div.innerHTML = `${b.title}, ${b.year}`; return div })); });
Create a drop down list
In HTML you can create a drop down list like this:
<select> <option>One</option> <option>Two</option> <option>Three</option> </select>
Create a drop down list for every Album. Show the year only
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ let s = document.createElement('ul'); for(let a of r.album){ let o = document.createElement('li'); o.innerHTML = a.title; s.append(o); } document.body.append(s); });
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ let s = document.createElement('select'); s.append(...r.albums.map(a => { let o = document.createElement('option'); o.innerHTML = `${a.year}`; return o })); document.body.append(s); });
Create a drop down list of unique years
You can convert an Array to a Set then back again. That will remove duplicates.
Create a drop down list for every Album. Show each year once only
fetch('/beatles.json') .then((r)=>r.json()) .then((r)=>{ let ls = Array.from(new Set(r.albums.map(r=>r.year))); let s = document.createElement('ul'); s.append(...ls.map(a => { let o = document.createElement('li'); o.innerHTML = a; return o })); document.body.append(s); });
fetch('/beatles.json') .then(r=>r.json()) .then(r=>{ let lst = new Set(r.albums.map(a=>`${a.year}`)); lst = Array.from(lst); let s = document.createElement('select'); s.append(...lst.map(a => { let o = document.createElement('option'); o.innerHTML = a; return o })); document.body.append(s); });