jQuery Set Select options from JSON - javascript

I'm building a simple search for my application and am wondering if there is way to dynamically set the values of forms based on JSON
I send a query to the API which returns a bit of JSON along with the results which indicates what the filtered dropdown boxes should be. So for example, if I'm searching for cars and in the make, I select 'Ford' this is what a typical response would look like to indicate what the other dropdown fields should look like:
{
"make": [
"Ford"
],
"model": [
"ECOSPORT",
"Fiesta",
"Focus",
"Transit"
],
"colour": [
"Blue",
"White",
"Red",
"Black"
],
"fuel": [
"Petrol",
"Diesel"
],
"transmission": [
"Manual"
],
"bodystyle": [
"Suv",
"Hatchback",
"Bus"
],
"engine": [
998,
1498,
1242,
1499,
2198
],
"door": [
5,
3
],
"interior": [
"Part leather",
"Not set",
"Cloth"
],
"age": [
"2016",
"2017",
"2011"
]
}
The original query is also returned which looks like this, (it could have multiple if more than one option was selected for the original query, for example, make and model)
[
{
"name": "make",
"value": "Ford"
}
]
What I'm looking to do is loop through the first JSON which contains the dropdown filters and loop through each form element (by name) and update the value (Except for the one in the original query, so in this case the make)
The form elemets input names match the names returned by the query:
<select name="make">
<option value="">Make (All)</option>
</select>
</div>
<div class="col span_2_of_12">
<select name="model">
</select>
</div>
<select name="transmission"></select>
In this example, I would like the code to add options to the select for 'model' and 'transmission' whilst not updating the values for 'make' as that was in the original query
I've tried to do it as a loop but it doesn't seem to do anything
var dropdown = data.dropdown;
$.each(dropdown, function (key, value) {
var item = $("input[name=" + key + "]")
item.empty()
$.each(value, function (x, y) {
item.append(new Option(y + ' (All)', ""));
item.append("<option value=" + y + ">" + y + "</option>");
});
});

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How to dynamically add the list of action fields selected to the API endpoint through JavaScript

Objective:
How to dynamically add the list of action fields selected to the API endpoint through JavaScript.
Data Output from the API
1- Action Array has multiple objects with action type (Just showing 4 at the moment) and its value.
2- In order to filter the API call with one action_type, we need to add two fields to the API Call ( Example given below)
&fields= actions
&filtering=[{field: "action_type", operator: "IN", value: ['mobile_app_install']}]
Sample Data Looks Like:
"data": [
{
"actions": [
{
"action_type": "comment",
"value": "3"
},
{
"action_type": "like",
"value": "33"
},
{
"action_type": "link_click",
"value": "1531"
},
{
"action_type": "mobile_app_install",
"value": "1049"
}
],
"spend": "8621.03",
"date_start": "2017-10-28",
"date_stop": "2017-11-26"
}
]
The user Selects 'mobile_app_install' field from the front-end form.
[{field: "action_type", operator: "IN", value: ['mobile_app_install']}]
In case users select multiple fields from the front end, hence another object will be added to the array dynamically
[{field: "action_type", operator: "IN", value: ['mobile_app_install'],{field: "action_type", operator: "IN", value: ['landing_page_views']}]
Final API Call
When they select any action_type with the value mobile_app_install or multiple fields another field is added i.e. 'actions'
/act_<yourAdAccount>/insights
?level=campaign
&fields=**actions**,spend
**&filtering=[{field: "action_type", operator: "IN", value: ['mobile_app_install'],{field: "action_type", operator: "IN", value: ['landing_page_views']}]**

Sequelize find based on association and nested [Op.and]

I'm writing here because I'm completely lost. I would like to do a findall based on association and nested [Op.and], but I can't do it. Let me explain.
I have two tables (car and properties) with an association between these two tables (one car, can have several properties). The data looks like this :
{
"car": "BMW M5",
"properties": [
{
"name": "make",
"value": "bmw"
},
{
"name": "color",
"value": "blue"
}
]
},
{
"car": "AUDI A3",
"properties": [
{
"name": "make",
"value": "audi"
},
{
"name": "color",
"value": "black"
}
]
},
What I'm trying to do is a "findAll" of all cars of make BMW and with blue color. Logically, I would see something like this :
( properties.name = make & properties.value = audi ) & ( properties.name = color & properties.value = blue )
From this logic, I therefore tried to create the sequelize command below, but without success :
const cars = await models.Car.findAll({
include: [{
model: models.Properties,
required: false,
}],
where: {
[Sequelize.Op.and]:[
{[Sequelize.Op.and]: [{"$properties.name$": "make"}, {"$properties.value$": "bmw"}]},
{[Sequelize.Op.and]: [{"$properties.name$": "color"}, {"$properties.value$": "blue"}]},
]
});
Apparently when I do this it only takes the last [Op.and] ([Sequelize.Op.and]: [{"$properties.name$": "color"}, {"$properties.value$": "blue"}]), the others don't seem to be taken into consideration.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I tried several possibilities, but I don't know how to do it. Any help would be very appreciated, thank you in advance to everyone.

It seems you over-complicated the where condition:
const cars = await models.Car.findAll({
include: [{
model: models.Properties,
required: false,
}],
where: {
[Sequelize.Op.and]:[
{
"$properties.name$": "make",
"$properties.value$": "bmw"
},
{
"$properties.name$": "color",
"$properties.value$": "blue"
},
]
}
});
If you have different props in the same group of conditions then you can just use an object to combine them with AND operator.

Object with Key:Value where every Value is an Array of Objects - cannot iterate [duplicate]

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I am downloading data via d3.json when create an object with each record that holds downloaded data. Each object will be stored in an array. I lost the ability to iterate over the array.
I have tried using multi-dimensional array, and still cannot iterate over the created object.
var datamodel = {
"mkt":[],
"confidence":[],
"homes":[],
"combined":[]
}
var tObject={};
// console.log(datamodel)
const url1 = "https://www.quandl.com/api/v3/datasets/YALE/SPCOMP.json?start_date='2015-01-01'&end_date='2018-09-30'&api_key=4QuxetVDNP8R3sYg9CED";
// Fetch the JSON data and console log it
d3.json(url1).then(function(data) {
data.dataset.data.forEach(element => {
tObject['date']=element[0];
tObject['spx'] = element[1];
tObject['rate']=element[5];
datamodel['mkt'].push(tObject); //creating an array of objects
tObject={};
});
});
I repeat the code above for other datasets to fill "confidence, homes"
I need to iterate after downloading over the datamodel, and update the "combined" so that I can have more stats, like change per date, ratios.
For instance: going to debug console in any browser, I can access the datamodel variable via datamodel.mkt
The debug console allows me to iterate over the objects, not sure why code ran in JS file does not allow me to iterate not get length of the array. I am so lost.

I hit the API in browser and copied the data in my js file. I call this function in HTML onload. Half of this function does what your code did to fill data in datamodel.mkt
Then it loops over the data present in datamodel.mkt and copies the elements in datamodel.combined
Please note that the commented forEach loop also works. You can uncomment the console.log to view the datamodel object in console
Hope this helps.
function setData(){
var data = {"dataset":{"id":539984,"dataset_code":"SPCOMP","database_code":"YALE","name":"S\u0026P Composite","description":"This data set consists of monthly stock price, dividends, and earnings data and the consumer price index (to allow conversion to real values), all starting January 1871. Further info at http://www.econ.yale.edu/~shiller/data.htm.","refreshed_at":"2019-08-24T02:51:26.805Z","newest_available_date":"2019-08-31","oldest_available_date":"1871-01-31","column_names":["Year","S\u0026P Composite","Dividend","Earnings","CPI","Long Interest Rate","Real Price","Real Dividend","Real Earnings","Cyclically Adjusted PE Ratio"],"frequency":"monthly","type":"Time Series","premium":false,"limit":null,"transform":null,"column_index":null,"start_date":"2015-01-01","end_date":"2018-09-30","data":[["2018-09-30",2901.5,52.34,130.39,252.439,3.0,2944.5129194578,53.115907704436,132.32295004932,32.6228911205],["2018-08-31",2857.82,51.89,127.75333333333,252.146,2.89,2903.555479266,52.720428095231,129.79784975768,32.390276880301],["2018-07-31",2793.64,51.44,125.11666666667,252.006,2.89,2839.9251892812,52.29226089855,127.18960684468,31.886366962159],["2018-06-30",2754.35,50.99,122.48,251.989,2.91,2800.1731263567,51.838302217557,124.51765553258,31.630556496455],["2018-05-31",2701.49,50.66,120.13333333333,251.588,2.976,2750.8111875864,51.58490120753,122.32661136461,31.243615074865],["2018-04-30",2653.63,50.33,117.78666666667,250.546,2.87,2713.3151215246,51.462016206605,120.43590997262,30.970179293325],["2018-03-31",2702.77,50.0,115.44,249.554,2.84,2774.5457779178,51.327818828791,118.50566811191,31.808409057643],["2018-02-28",2705.16,49.643333333333,113.58666666667,248.991,2.86,2783.2783925925,51.076911163456,116.86677128892,32.03538233925],["2018-01-31",2789.8,49.286666666667,111.73333333333,247.867,2.58,2883.3787928607,50.939898715844,115.48122581868,33.307343828031],["2017-12-31",2664.34,48.93,109.88,246.524,2.4,2768.7119778399,50.846767708215,114.18440293846,32.086132007706],["2017-11-30",2593.61,48.676666666667,108.94666666667,246.669,2.35,2693.6268919585,50.553775758202,113.14795637068,31.29891333388],["2017-10-31",2557.0,48.423333333333,108.01333333333,246.663,2.36,2655.6697042118,50.291896484272,112.18135979048,30.920393290334],["2017-09-30",2492.84,48.17,107.08,246.819,2.2,2587.3975149806,49.997167205523,111.14172024844,30.168114410679],["2017-08-31",2456.22,47.853333333333,106.06,245.519,2.21,2562.8872302144,49.931478826486,110.66590925753,29.914959397497],["2017-07-31",2454.1,47.536666666667,105.04,244.786,2.32,2568.3429837695,49.749588160679,109.92981011986,30.002220744019],["2017-06-30",2433.99,47.22,104.02,244.955,2.19,2545.5393875916,49.384085342206,108.78722061195,29.748503240633],["2017-05-31",2395.35,46.94,102.77666666667,244.733,2.3,2507.4009520069,49.135784201558,107.58440805899,29.313344980271],["2017-04-30",2359.31,46.66,101.53333333333,244.524,2.3,2471.7859389569,48.884433123129,106.37375574586,28.904245956275],["2017-03-31",2366.82,46.38,100.29,243.801,2.48,2487.0074615157,48.735183100151,105.3827406881,29.086921742465],["2017-02-28",2329.91,46.153333333333,98.376666666667,243.603,2.42,2450.2130769633,48.536424530897,103.4562687549,28.655106525184],["2017-01-31",2275.12,45.926666666667,96.463333333333,242.839,2.43,2400.1214199531,48.45000545629,101.76329713308,28.063573742124],["2016-12-31",2246.63,45.7,94.55,241.432,2.49,2383.8782004353,48.49184501226,100.32612573105,27.865098223924],["2016-11-30",2164.99,45.476666666667,92.73,241.353,2.14,2298.0026949634,48.27066293976,98.427147425141,26.850953531056],["2016-10-31",2143.02,45.253333333333,90.91,241.729,1.76,2271.1447214649,47.958894050776,96.34523552201,26.525143085071],["2016-09-30",2157.69,45.03,89.09,241.428,1.63,2289.5427262476,47.781705881256,94.534136730205,26.727873346479],["2016-08-31",2170.95,44.84,88.366666666667,240.849,1.56,2309.1508982288,47.694477660277,93.992016263302,26.948872433724],["2016-07-31",2148.9,44.65,87.643333333333,240.628,1.5,2287.7964664337,47.53600084986,93.308254598384,26.694003256096],["2016-06-30",2083.89,44.46,86.92,241.018,1.64,2214.9945027446,47.257127579683,92.388428457626,25.840372927671],["2016-05-31",2065.55,44.266666666667,86.76,240.229,1.81,2202.7115000166,47.206165783482,92.521241190697,25.69470992345],["2016-04-30",2075.54,44.073333333333,86.6,239.261,1.81,2222.3196911532,47.190146430049,92.72424778798,25.922337543674],["2016-03-31",2021.95,43.88,86.44,238.132,1.89,2175.2039979402,47.20589106042,92.991732526498,25.372298620188],["2016-02-29",1904.42,43.716666666667,86.47,237.111,1.78,2057.5877800903,47.232689805618,93.42456776573,24.00260677729],["2016-01-31",1918.6,43.553333333333,86.5,236.916,2.09,2074.6144044725,47.094950847558,93.533902838981,24.206167203878],["2015-12-31",2054.08,43.39,86.53,236.525,2.24,2224.7829278089,46.995896575415,93.721017070077,25.965424037124],["2015-11-30",2080.62,43.096666666667,87.906666666667,237.336,2.26,2245.8279922768,46.518682111016,94.886741792227,26.225851890972],["2015-10-31",2024.81,42.803333333333,89.283333333333,237.838,2.07,2180.9734222979,46.104539381848,96.169308258142,25.491441046067],["2015-09-30",1944.41,42.51,90.66,237.945,2.17,2093.4307689277,45.767992340667,97.608237723003,24.496752170486],["2015-08-31",2039.87,42.253333333333,92.076666666667,238.316,2.17,2192.7879220761,45.420835151647,98.979151892865,25.693658417058],["2015-07-31",2094.14,41.996666666667,93.493333333333,238.654,2.32,2247.9380311036,45.080989895413,100.35967970367,26.3811363364],["2015-06-30",2099.29,41.74,94.91,238.638,2.36,2253.6173464096,44.808477170442,101.88722013049,26.495895292785],["2015-05-31",2111.94,41.43,96.356666666667,237.805,2.2,2275.1389967621,44.631480362061,103.80257485124,26.806111379651],["2015-04-30",2094.86,41.12,97.803333333333,236.599,1.94,2268.2422722624,44.523320047845,105.89808151133,26.791371680192],["2015-03-31",2079.99,40.81,99.25,236.119,2.04,2256.7198666245,44.277490640313,107.68294403458,26.728605452928],["2015-02-28",2082.2,40.353333333333,100.27,234.722,1.98,2272.5632823084,44.042600927906,109.43709553216,26.995513699383],["2015-01-31",2028.18,39.896666666667,101.29,233.707,1.88,2223.2183358864,43.733298264494,111.03047325283,26.492295420383]],"collapse":null,"order":null,"database_id":175}}
var datamodel = {
"mkt":[],
"confidence":[],
"homes":[],
"combined":[]
}
var tObject={};
data.dataset.data.forEach(element => {
tObject['date']=element[0];
tObject['spx'] = element[1];
tObject['rate']=element[5];
datamodel['mkt'].push(tObject); //creating an array of objects
tObject={};
});
/*
datamodel.mkt.forEach(element => {
datamodel["combined"].push(element);
});*/
for(var i=0;i<datamodel.mkt.length; i++)
{
datamodel.combined[i] = datamodel.mkt[i];
}
document.getElementById("foo").innerHTML = "Length of datamodel.mkt = " + datamodel.mkt.length + "<br> Length of datamodel.combined = " + datamodel.combined.length;
//console.log(datamodel);
}
<html>
<head></head>
<body onload="setData()">
<div id="foo"></div>
</body>
</html>

You can use map() or forEach() to get your work done. In "forEach(), you are pushing the objects, but the array is getting updated only by the last object. You can do something like this:
let data ={
"dataset": {
"id": 539984,
"dataset_code": "SPCOMP",
"database_code": "YALE",
"name": "S&P Composite",
"description": "This data set consists of monthly stock price, dividends, and earnings data and the consumer price index (to allow conversion to real values), all starting January 1871. Further info at http://www.econ.yale.edu/~shiller/data.htm.",
"refreshed_at": "2019-08-24T02:51:26.805Z",
"newest_available_date": "2019-08-31",
"oldest_available_date": "1871-01-31",
"column_names": [
"Year",
"S&P Composite",
"Dividend",
"Earnings",
"CPI",
"Long Interest Rate",
"Real Price",
"Real Dividend",
"Real Earnings",
"Cyclically Adjusted PE Ratio"
],
"frequency": "monthly",
"type": "Time Series",
"premium": false,
"limit": null,
"transform": null,
"column_index": null,
"start_date": "2015-01-01",
"end_date": "2018-09-30",
"data": [
[
"2018-09-30",
2901.5,
52.34,
130.39,
252.439,
3.0,
2944.5129194578,
53.115907704436,
132.32295004932,
32.6228911205
],
[
"2018-08-31",
2857.82,
51.89,
127.75333333333,
252.146,
2.89,
2903.555479266,
52.720428095231,
129.79784975768,
32.390276880301
],
[
"2018-07-31",
2793.64,
51.44,
125.11666666667,
252.006,
2.89,
2839.9251892812,
52.29226089855,
127.18960684468,
31.886366962159
],
[
"2018-06-30",
2754.35,
50.99,
122.48,
251.989,
2.91,
2800.1731263567,
51.838302217557,
124.51765553258,
31.630556496455
],
[
"2018-05-31",
2701.49,
50.66,
120.13333333333,
251.588,
2.976,
2750.8111875864,
51.58490120753,
122.32661136461,
31.243615074865
],
[
"2018-04-30",
2653.63,
50.33,
117.78666666667,
250.546,
2.87,
2713.3151215246,
51.462016206605,
120.43590997262,
30.970179293325
],
[
"2018-03-31",
2702.77,
50.0,
115.44,
249.554,
2.84,
2774.5457779178,
51.327818828791,
118.50566811191,
31.808409057643
],
[
"2018-02-28",
2705.16,
49.643333333333,
113.58666666667,
248.991,
2.86,
2783.2783925925,
51.076911163456,
116.86677128892,
32.03538233925
],
[
"2018-01-31",
2789.8,
49.286666666667,
111.73333333333,
247.867,
2.58,
2883.3787928607,
50.939898715844,
115.48122581868,
33.307343828031
],
[
"2017-12-31",
2664.34,
48.93,
109.88,
246.524,
2.4,
2768.7119778399,
50.846767708215,
114.18440293846,
32.086132007706
],
[
"2017-11-30",
2593.61,
48.676666666667,
108.94666666667,
246.669,
2.35,
2693.6268919585,
50.553775758202,
113.14795637068,
31.29891333388
],
[
"2017-10-31",
2557.0,
48.423333333333,
108.01333333333,
246.663,
2.36,
2655.6697042118,
50.291896484272,
112.18135979048,
30.920393290334
],
[
"2017-09-30",
2492.84,
48.17,
107.08,
246.819,
2.2,
2587.3975149806,
49.997167205523,
111.14172024844,
30.168114410679
],
[
"2017-08-31",
2456.22,
47.853333333333,
106.06,
245.519,
2.21,
2562.8872302144,
49.931478826486,
110.66590925753,
29.914959397497
],
[
"2017-07-31",
2454.1,
47.536666666667,
105.04,
244.786,
2.32,
2568.3429837695,
49.749588160679,
109.92981011986,
30.002220744019
],
[
"2017-06-30",
2433.99,
47.22,
104.02,
244.955,
2.19,
2545.5393875916,
49.384085342206,
108.78722061195,
29.748503240633
],
[
"2017-05-31",
2395.35,
46.94,
102.77666666667,
244.733,
2.3,
2507.4009520069,
49.135784201558,
107.58440805899,
29.313344980271
],
[
"2017-04-30",
2359.31,
46.66,
101.53333333333,
244.524,
2.3,
2471.7859389569,
48.884433123129,
106.37375574586,
28.904245956275
],
[
"2017-03-31",
2366.82,
46.38,
100.29,
243.801,
2.48,
2487.0074615157,
48.735183100151,
105.3827406881,
29.086921742465
],
[
"2017-02-28",
2329.91,
46.153333333333,
98.376666666667,
243.603,
2.42,
2450.2130769633,
48.536424530897,
103.4562687549,
28.655106525184
],
[
"2017-01-31",
2275.12,
45.926666666667,
96.463333333333,
242.839,
2.43,
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"collapse": null,
"order": null,
"database_id": 175
}
}
var datamodel = {
"mkt":[],
"confidence":[],
"homes":[],
"combined":[]
}
var tObject={};
(data['dataset']['data']).map((mkt, index) => {
tObject['date'] = mkt[0];
tObject['spx'] = mkt[1];
tObject['rate'] = mkt[5];
datamodel['mkt'].push(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(tObject)))
})
console.log(datamodel['mkt'].length)
data is the JSON data which I got after hitting your API. I hope it helps.

How can I create divs with conditional selects in angular 2?

Here is my html component:
<div *ngFor="let chart of barChartTypeSelect">
{{chart.mainChart}}
<select [(ngModel)]="selectedRepositoryName" (ngModelChange)="onRepositorySelected()">
<option *ngFor=" let repository of barChartTypeSelect" [value]="repository.mainChart">
{{repository.mainChart}}
</option>
</select>
</div>
In my typescript file, I defined the following:
private onRepositorySelected() {
this.selectedRepository = this.barChartTypeSelect.find(repository => repository.mainChart === this.selectedRepositoryName);
}
What I am trying to achieve is to create dynamic divs based on a json file that I parsed. Each div contains a chart with a conditional selects to adjust it. By parsing the json file and being aware of each object, we can actually decide if we need to attach a selects or not (if the object only contains a key but without any value, then there is no selects).
In other words, the json object maps for each key on the first level to a chart. Every secondary level is a select option that redraws the chart on select, every third level is also a select option that only gets displayed if the second select is checked, and so on.
Here is the object parsed:
{
"consumerPriceIndex": [],
"grossDomesticProductPercentage": [],
"inflationRate": [],
"newUnderCons": [
"apartment",
"building",
"villa"
],
"population": [
"quarter",
"year"
],
"populationChange": [
"quarter",
"year"
],
"transactionVolume": {
"apartment": [
"quarter",
"year"
],
"total": [
"quarter",
"year"
],
"villa": [
"quarter",
"year"
]
},
"transactionVolumeOilIndex_total_quarter": []
}
I can always hard code the values, but I want to achieve the mvc structure as closely as possible. Thank you.

Dojo combo box specify label and value

I am trying to follow this example on how to setup a combo-box using dojo, but wondering how one can specify name and value programmatically. The example presented uses the same values for label and value - which is probably not one wants in most cases.
{
"identifier": "abbreviation",
"label": "name",
"items": [
{ "abbreviation": "AL", "name": "Alabama" },
... other 48 states here ...
{ "abbreviation": "WY", "name": "Wyoming" }
]
}

If you are asking how to replace the hard coded list in the example then here is what you have to do. In the above scenario items was used to specify the data which is an array (abbreviations and names) of values.
In your case you will need to get the data / object from your data source. Once you have that data/object expose it to the view. Once this has been done you can now do the following structure.
You store is really your items above however stateStore will be a java script array which contains the data from your data source.
stateStore = [{"abbreviation": "AL", "name": "Alabama"},
... other 48 states here ...,
{ "abbreviation": "WY", "name": "Wyoming" }]
// create FilteringSelect widget, populating its options from the store
var select = new dijit.form.FilteringSelect({
name: "stateSelect",
placeHolder: "Select a State",
store: stateStore
}, "stateSelect");
HTML
<div style="width:50%;float: left;">
<h1>dijit.form.Select</h1>
<label for="stateSelect">State:</label>
<div id="stateSelect"></div>
</div>

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