Iterate over Json Object in typescript

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Iterate over Json Object in typescript



I have a scenario where a HTTP request results in a json Object with a Map collection. on the client side I had captured this object into a variable result but this variable is an object which encapsulates the Map collection. In order to process the data I have to iterate over this Map. How can I do this??



The JSON structure is like this
let result:Map=Object key1,val1,key2,val2,key3,val3,etc;
if i try to iterate over this result variable an "get is not a function" error is thrown which shows that result is not actually a map but an Object.







it would help to share an example of your data. also take some time to read the how to ask a good question guide. stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask
– toskv
16 hours ago





Sorry for the inconvenience added the JSON structure now. hope it is useful.
– teja sri
16 hours ago





.map only works on arrays. You would need to iterate through the object. You can check here for some examples: stackoverflow.com/questions/921789/…. But in your case, since you are using typescript, I would suggest transforming the examples to typescript.
– Gregor Ojstersek
16 hours ago





Consider building a stackblitz with an example of the JSON structure and the code you've tried to use to iterate it. That will help us help you.
– DeborahK
14 hours ago





Please find the image, which shows the JSON structure
– teja sri
14 hours ago









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