{
347655082: {
album:{
title: "A",
genre: "Pop",
}
},
347655083: {
album:{
title: "B",
genre: "Rock",
}
}
}
Normally the "outside" key is the same, so I can easily target the nested objects.
In the case the "outside" key is variable which can be anything.
albums = JSON.parse(json); //parse json storing it in albums
I cannot run a foreach on albums, say "albums has not method foreach".
albums.forEach(function(album, i){
}
Answer
You can only use .forEach()
on arrays. Your albums
entity is an Object
so you should use for ... in ...)
for (var key in albums) {
if (albums.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
// do something with albums[key]
...
}
}
For code targetting node.js or any other ES5 implementation you could probably omit the if
clause - it's only needed if you've got code that has unsafely added stuff to Object.prototype
.
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