How to use json and manipulate the data using javascript with node

JSON is used everywhere! From config, to database to APIs and more! Having the right structure is really important - understanding the benefits from arrays / collections and objects.

In this video you learn about json and how to manipulate to pull out different parts of the data using javascript with es6 ... filter, reduce, map and more!

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[eckwns]

What if I wanted to manipulate this data into Excel? Any tips?

[bo-iliev]

Great video! Thanks for making JSON more clear for me. Keep up the great work.

[hsingh]

That was a great video and mostly easy to follow, except for reduce where I got a little bit lost. Do you have any more videos on reduce please?

[ahmad-murery]

Thanks Eddie,
You can also store Boolean and null in a JSON property,

Nice video, keep it coming

[johnowen-jones]

perfect i had 96 rows by default of data but since these were values by time there would be say midnight to 3pm assuming it was 3pm and nulls for the rest of the day this solved with
const myResults =jsonData.Rows.filter((row) => row.Value !== null); and then handing off myResults to my display function, perfect

[TheMsnitish]

there is some audio noise coming in the background. would be better if you can fix it. thanks for the great content.

[shyamalagowri]

Thanks! keep posting more videos on json manipulation

[praveenscience]

8:53 Nothing called as "JSON Object", it's either JavaScript Object or JSON. You don't say JavaScript Object Notation Object! 😅