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Create JSON with wrapped name in javascript? [closed]

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For example i have JSON like this
{
"1":"12",
"2":"13",
"3":"14"
}
How can i wrap them like
"data":{
"1":"12",
"2":"13",
"3":"14"
}
Any lib we can do this ?
Thank you a lots

const json = `{
"1": "34.4",
"dog":"Snoopy",
"more": [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]
}`
const myObj = {
data: JSON.parse(json)
}
console.log(myObj);
Simply that would do it. JSON is simply a string format, representing a javascript object. So within myObj, I can assign that to an object property and parse that JSON string into an object.

How to reverse the single quotes and double quotes in javascript to make it a valid json for parsing [closed]

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I have an API response coming in like this:
[{'name': 'men', 'slug': 'men'}, {'name': 'women', 'slug': 'women'}]
When I stringify it it becomes
const raw = JSON.stringify(resp)
"[{'name': 'men', 'slug': 'men'}, {'name': 'women', 'slug': 'women'}]"
I want it in this format,
'[{"name": "men", "slug": "men"}, {"name": "women", "slug": "women"}]'
I tried with replaceAll, and replace functions, but I am not able to convert it properly, can anyone help me resolve this issue?

I suggest fix the API to return valid JSON.
Other solitions:
Fast but dangerous: use eval() function, ie.:
eval('var data = ' + resp)
const raw = JSON.stringify(data)
Safer but tedious: write own parser of this almost-JSON API response.

Not able to Parse a JSON [closed]

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I am getting object from back end and in front end I am parsing JSON object but the result I am getting object object.
Here is my Code.
JSON (data contains the following JSON)
{
"sc_sub":"ab",
"sc_sub1":"abc"
}
var lclObj = JSON.parse(data);
var a = lclObj[0].sc_sub;
I made changes to object as array, Now the Problem is I am sending one by one values as array from back end I am getting two arrays as
[{
"sc_sub":"ab",
"sc_sub1":"abc"
}]
[{
"sc_sub":"ab",
"sc_sub1":"abc"
}]
How to remove previous array and set new one?

You can use this code:
var useremail = #Html.Raw(Json.Encode(Data))

Liferay - Set Expando Field Value in a Javascript Function [closed]

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I need to set a User Expando field value in a Javascript Function in liferay. It is possible to do?

You can use the json api like this way
Liferay.Service(
'/expandovalue/add-value',
{
companyId: 20154,
className: 'com.liferay.portal.model.User',
tableName: 'CUSTOM_FIELDS',
columnName: 'test',
classPK: 30924,
data: 'test'
},
function(obj) {
console.log(obj);
}
);
where
columnName is the name of your custom field
classPK is the entity id in this case userId
data the value of the custom field

How will I derive Json objects from JS array [closed]

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I have this Json file located in different folder than my js file:
{"Title":"test1", "content":"test2"}, {"Title":"test1", "content":"test2"}
I want to read this file and turn the json into a JavaScript array of objects.
I can use jQuery.

Here you go: http://jsfiddle.net/p3p5P/
Use jQuery.getJSON to load JSON-encoded data from the server using a GET HTTP request. Then use jQuery.parseJSON to takes a well-formed JSON string and return the resulting JavaScript object.
//$.getJSON("yourJsonFile.json", function(myJson) {
//console.log(json); // this will show the info in the console
//hard-code the json for this fiddle example, you will load it with the getJSON statement above
var myJson = '[{"Title":"title1","content":"content1"},{"Title":"title2","content":"content2"}]';
var myJsonObj = $.parseJSON(myJson);
console.log(myJsonObj); //you now have an array of objects.
alert(myJsonObj[0].Title); //how to reference the first title
alert(myJsonObj[1].Title); //how to reference the second title
alert(myJsonObj[0].content); //how to reference the first content
alert(myJsonObj[1].content); //how to reference the second content
//});
NOTE: In this example I turned your json data into an array by enclosing the entire string within [ ]. So you will want to edit your json and change this...
{"Title":"title1","content":"content1"},{"Title":"title2","content":"content2"}
into this...
[{"Title":"title1","content":"content1"},{"Title":"title2","content":"content2"}]

Use jQuery.getJSON to get Json from file,
and then use jQuery.parseJSON to transform into a JS array.
$.getJSON( "ajax/test.json", function( data ) {
var jsarray = jQuery.parseJSON(data);
});