Within my array called objectArray, I have an object with keys representing different types of clothes.
const objectArray: clothesTypes[] = [
{
trousers: 90,
'skirts and jackets': 47,
scarfs: 100,
},
]
I also have another array named userArray[], which keeps track of user data when purchasing clothes.
const userArray: userData[] = [
{
name: 'David',
clothType: 'trousers',
price: 45,
},
{
name: 'Joanna',
clothType: 'scarfs',
price: 5,
},
{
name: 'Gillian',
clothType: 'trousers',
price: 35,
},
]
The task at hand is to update the values of the keys in the objectArray based on the number of objects with corresponding 'clothType' in the userArray. For instance, trousers should have a value of 2, 'skirts and jackets' should be 0, and scarfs should be 1.
This is my attempted method:
objectArray.map(item => ({
...item,
...{
trousers: userArray.filter(d => d.clothType === 'trousers').length,
'skirts and jackets': userArray.filter(d => d.clothType === 'skirts and jackets').length,
scarfs: userArray.filter(d => d.clothType === 'scarfs').length,
},
})),
Is there a way to achieve this without manually assigning values to each key?
Thank you!