Separate array values by index number into objects of matching index numbers

[travis]

I’m using a REST Get to Rest Post snap and I need to figure out how to separate the values of an array, by index number, and group each value into objects that contain all of the matching index numbers:

Current array formatting

“groceryStore”: {
“name”: “foodland”, “fruits”: {
“appleArray”: [“apple1”, “apple2”, “apple3”],
“orangeArray”:[“orange1”, “orange2”, “orange3”],
“bananaArray”:[banana1”, “banana2”, “banana3”],
},
}

Required array formatting

“groceryStore”: {
“name”: foodland”, “fruits”: [
{
“appleArray”: “apple1”,
“orangeArray”: “orange1”,
“bananaArray”: “banana1”,
}
{
“appleArray”: “apple2”,
“orangeArray”: “orange2”,
“bananaArray”: “banana2”,
}
{
“appleArray”: “apple3”,
“orangeArray”: “orange3”,
“bananaArray”: “banana3”,
}
]
}

[tstack]

travis:

I’m using a REST Get to Rest Post snap and I need to figure out how to seprate the values of an array, by index number, and group each value into objects that contain of the the same all of the matching index numbers:

You can use the sl.zip() method to join the arrays together by index. The result will be an array of 3-element arrays, so then a map() will be needed to convert the triples into objects.

sl.zip($groceryStore.fruits.appleArray,
       $groceryStore.fruits.orangeArray,
       $groceryStore.fruits.bananaArray)
  .map(x => { appleArray: x[0], orangeArray: x[1], bananaArray: x[2] })

[travis]

Yep! That worked wonderfully. Thank you!

Actual code:

sl.zip((jsonPath($, “$translations[].locale")), (jsonPath($, "$translations[].body”)), (jsonPath($, “$translations[*].title”))).map(x => {locale: x[0], body: x[1], title: x[2] })