I have an object that contains this JSON format data from a covid API http call.
{
"Country": "Gambia",
"Confirmed": 3526,
"Deaths": 108,
"Recovered": 1992
},
{
"Country": "Thailand",
"Confirmed": 3506,
"Deaths": 59,
"Recovered": 3342
},
{
"Country": "Somalia",
"Confirmed": 3465,
"Deaths": 98,
"Recovered": 2877
},
{
"Country": "Guadeloupe",
"Confirmed": 3426,
"Deaths": 26,
"Recovered": 837
},
...
What I want to achieve is remove all object whos country is not "Thailand" and "Gambia" (or something else), so it looks like this
{
"Country": "Gambia",
"Confirmed": 3526,
"Deaths": 108,
"Recovered": 1992
},
{
"Country": "Thailand",
"Confirmed": 3506,
"Deaths": 59,
"Recovered": 3342
}
.filter and .subscribe were some suggestions I found online but they don't work as the compiler throws this error
Property 'filter' does not exist on type 'Object'
The only way I can access what's inside is through a for loop but I'm also not quite sure how as I tried several variance of the below code
for (var key in obj){
if(key == "Country"){
if(obj[key] != "USA" && obj[key] != "Thailand"){
delete data[key];
}
}
}
I apologize if its a simple question as I'm fairly new to this.
