If you had a comma-separated list, you could split it into an array like this.
var shoppingList = 'apples,pears,cookies,bread';
// Returns ["apples", "pears", "cookies", "bread"]
var shoppingListArray = shoppingList.split(',');
console.log(
objectStringArray
)
If you had a comma-separated array, you could split it into an array like this.
var objectstring ='{Header: "ProductNum2", accessor:"A1", filter:false, orderBy:false },{ Header: "Name", accessor:"A2", filter:false, orderBy:false },{ Header: "Description", accessor:"A3", filter:false, orderBy:false },{ Header: "TxnQty", accessor:"TxnQty", filter:false, orderBy:false },{ Header: "UOM", accessor:"UOM", filter:false, orderBy:false },{ Header: "TxnQtyUOMConvFactor", accessor:"TxnQtyUOMConvFactor", filter:false, orderBy:false },{ Header: "TxnQtyUom", accessor:"TxnQtyUom", filter:false, orderBy:false },{ Header: "Value", accessor:"Value", filter:false, orderBy:false }'
var objectStringArray = (new Function("return [" + objectstring+ "];")());
console.log(
objectStringArray
)
source:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13272406/convert-string-with-commas-to-array
https://gomakethings.com/converting-a-string-to-an-array-with-vanilla-javascript/
