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error while parsing array of objects

former_member665201 — Tue, 12 Jan 2021 12:20:30 GMT

here is my array values when i try to to parse final output it is throwing the erro

    var Data=[
    {
      "COL_1": "USD",
      "COL_2": "USD",
      "COL_3": null,
      "COL_4": "51887559",
      "COL_5": "25203392.21",
      "COL_6": "0",
      "COL_7": "00:00.0",
      "COL_8": "LIVE",
      "COL_9": "LN_BR",
      "COL_10": "USD",
      "COL_11": "51887559.21",
      "COL_12": "Treasury Markets - Hedges",
      "COL_13": "238",
      "COL_14": "MX2-HK-43434778|HK_ALM_LNBR|0",
      "COL_15": "PCT2-XX-63116",
      "COL_16": "-26684167"
    }];
    Data=JSON.stringify(Data);
    data=JSON.stringify(data);
    var arr=[
    {
      "COL_1": "TransCy",
      "COL_2": "NotionalCurrency1",
      "COL_3": "NotionalCurrency2",
      "COL_4": "FPSLNotionalInTransCurrency",
      "COL_5": "FSDPNotionalLeg1",
      "COL_6": "FSDPNotionalLeg2",
      "COL_7": "CoB",
      "COL_8": "LifecycleStatus",
      "COL_9": "ProductGroup",
      "COL_10": "GrpCy",
      "COL_11": "FPSLNotionalInGrpCurrency",
      "COL_12": "PnLGroup",
      "COL_13": "BUCode",
      "COL_14": "Contract",
      "COL_15": "CollectionID",
      "COL_16": "DifferenceOfNotionalAmts"
      }
      ];
     var reg="";
 for (var col in arr[0]) {
     reg = new RegExp(`"${col}":`, "g");
     Data = Data.replace(reg, arr[0][col]);
     }
when i try to do parsing using
    JSON.parse(Data);
it is throwing error like
SyntaxError: Unexpected token T in JSON at position 2

Re: error while parsing array of objects

geert-janklaps — Tue, 12 Jan 2021 21:28:06 GMT

Hi,

I corrected your code:

Removed unneeded JSON.stringify statement
Removed regular expression
Added JSON.parse statement in console.log statement for testing

var Data=[{
      "COL_1": "USD",
      "COL_2": "USD",
      "COL_3": null,
      "COL_4": "51887559",
      "COL_5": "25203392.21",
      "COL_6": "0",
      "COL_7": "00:00.0",
      "COL_8": "LIVE",
      "COL_9": "LN_BR",
      "COL_10": "USD",
      "COL_11": "51887559.21",
      "COL_12": "Treasury Markets - Hedges",
      "COL_13": "238",
      "COL_14": "MX2-HK-43434778|HK_ALM_LNBR|0",
      "COL_15": "PCT2-XX-63116",
      "COL_16": "-26684167" }];
    
Data=JSON.stringify(Data);
    
var arr=[{
      "COL_1": "TransCy",
      "COL_2": "NotionalCurrency1",
      "COL_3": "NotionalCurrency2",
      "COL_4": "FPSLNotionalInTransCurrency",
      "COL_5": "FSDPNotionalLeg1",
      "COL_6": "FSDPNotionalLeg2",
      "COL_7": "CoB",
      "COL_8": "LifecycleStatus",
      "COL_9": "ProductGroup",
      "COL_10": "GrpCy",
      "COL_11": "FPSLNotionalInGrpCurrency",
      "COL_12": "PnLGroup",
      "COL_13": "BUCode",
      "COL_14": "Contract",
      "COL_15": "CollectionID",
      "COL_16": "DifferenceOfNotionalAmts"
      }];
      
for (var col in arr[0]) {
     Data = Data.replace(col, arr[0][col]);
}
console.log(JSON.parse(Data));

I tested this code in JSFiddle (https://jsfiddle.net/xuyLd6n9/6/):

Best regards,

Geert-Jan Klaps