Combining nested JavaScript objects was straightforward when dealing with a single object. However, as the number of objects has increased, I require a more dynamic approach to merge the address
key and serialize my object.
var old = {account: "100000", address: {city: "LONDON", companyName: "Test IQUE", country: "UK", postalCode: "SW1A 2AA",}, meterName: "DM9"}
This method worked fine for me when dealing with a smaller dataset
var new = [{
'account' : "100000",
'address' : "LONDON, UK"
'companyName' : "Test IQUE",
'postalCode' : "SW1A 2AA",
'meterName' : "DM90"
},
{
'account' : "1000001",
'address' : "LONDON, UK"
'companyName' : "Test IQUE",
'postalCode' : "SW1A 2AA",
'meterName' : "DM90"
}];
Essentially, I am seeking a way to serialize my nested address
objects and combine them into one. Since the structure of each object remains consistent, I am considering utilizing a forEach loop to merge the values of the addresses.