Breaking down JSON data into textual strings

When I receive a JSON code via AjaxRequest, my goal is to break down the object into either a string or an array so that I can easily handle the data. Here is the JSON Code I am working with:

[{
    "intAccountId": 2733,
    "strAccountId": "59250-2001",
    "strDescription": "SOIL TEST & GPS SERVICE-WB",
    "strNote": null,
    "intAccountGroupId": 6,
    "dblOpeningBalance": null,
    "ysnIsUsed": false,
    "intConcurrencyId": 1,
    "intAccountUnitId": null,
    "strComments": null,
    "ysnActive": true,
    "ysnSystem": false,
    "strCashFlow": null,
    "intAccountCategoryId": 47
}]

The expected outcome should be similar to this.

"2733 59250-2001 SOIL TEST & GPS SERVICE-WB"
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Answer №1

It appears that using JSON.stringify() may not be the best solution for your needs.

If you had done some research beforehand, you might have found a better approach. However, if you are looking to achieve this in JavaScript, here's a suggestion:

Let's say theResponse is the variable representing your array.

1. Need a string with just the first 3 keys?

var requiredString = [theResponse[0].intAccountId, 
                       theResponse[0].strAccountId,
                       theResponse[0].strDescription
                      ].join(" ");

2. Need a string with all keys?

var requiredString = [];
for(var key in theResponse[0]){
    requiredString.push(theResponse[0][key]); // there are better methods available.
}
requiredString = requiredString.join(" ");

Deciding how to handle null values is up to you. You can check within the loop if theResponse[0][key] is null and replace it with "NA," for example.

EDIT - Keeping the Indicators As requested, you can use JSON.stringify to convert your object into a string containing all keys and values. Some post-processing could help organize the structure better.

EXAMPLE

var theOtherString = JSON.stringify(theResponse[0]);
console.log(theOtherString); // your JSON string.
console.log(theOtherString.replace(/"/g,"").replace(/,/g, " ")); //slightly modified.

This process can continue depending on your specific requirements.

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