I have a JavaScript object which looks like this.
var myObj = [
{
"HOLIDAY": {
"Sun": "Date",
"Mon": "Date",
"Tue": "Date",
"Wed": "Date",
"Thr": "Date",
"Fri": "Date",
"Sat": "Date"
}
}
]
and I have some HTML code which looks like this
<input data-event="change"
data-variable="myObj"
data-bind="[0]['HOLIDAY']['Sun']"
type="text">
On HTML I have stored which JavaScript variable to modify if I do any change to that field. I have written JavaScript code which look like this.
$(document).on('change', '[data-event= change]', function(){
//get-variable-name where to bind data
//Get object location inside the variable
var sVarName = $(this).data('variable');
var sObjLoca = $(this).data('bind');
eval(sVarName+sObjLoca +' = ' $(this).val());
});
Is there any better approach to this problem, currently I am using eval()
which I don't want to use, as many elements will have 'change' event and show 'eval' can effect the performance of my code.
// Input
var myObj = [{
"HOLIDAY": {
"Sun": "Date",
"Mon": "Date",
"Tue": "Date",
"Wed": "Date",
"Thr": "Date",
"Fri": "Date",
"Sat": "Date"
}
}]
// Function
function updateObject(object, newValue, path) {
var stack = path.replace(/\]\[/g, '.').replace(/['"\[\]]/g, '').split('.');
while (stack.length > 1) {
object = object[stack.shift()];
}
object[stack.shift()] = newValue;
return object;
}
// Output
console.log(updateObject(myObj, 'test1', "[0]['HOLIDAY']['Sat']"));
console.log(updateObject(myObj, 'test2', "[0]['HOLIDAY']['Tue']"));
// Can also set like below
console.log(updateObject(myObj, 'otherway', "0.HOLIDAY.Wed"));