ist there a better way to itereste the keys of i j...

# javascript

[thana]

ist there a better way to itereste the keys of i js object today compared to the keys() method described here? https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/js-interop-for-in-and-for-of-loop-of-dynamic-objects/7507/4

[Big Chungus]

Don't think so

[thana]

i wish i could just do for (i in object) like i'd do in javascript 😕

[Big Chungus]

You could make the solution provided more flexible, though:

inline fun asMap(jsObject: dynamic) = js("Object")
    .entries(jsObject)
    .unsafeCast<Array<Array<dynamic>>>()
    .map {
        it[0].unsafeCast<String>() to it[1]
    }.toMap()
    
fun main() {
    val x:dynamic = js("{name:'ok', otherName: 'notOk'}")
    
    println(asMap(x).keys)    
    println(asMap(x).values)
    for((k, v) in asMap(x)) {
        println("Key: $k, Value: $v")
    }
}

[thana]

yeah thats true, for sure, yet doesn't improve the code significantly in that case. but thank you 🙂

[Big Chungus]

These might be useful to you

[thana]

thanks! i'll have a look 🙂