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Object.keys Function (JavaScript) | Microsoft Docs |
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Returns the names of the enumerable properties and methods of an object.
Object.keys(object) | Parameter | Definition |
|---|---|
object |
Required. The object that contains the properties and methods. This can be an object that you created or an existing Document Object Model (DOM) object. |
An array that contains the names of the enumerable properties and methods of the object.
If the value supplied for the object argument is not the name of an object, a TypeError exception is thrown.
The keys method returns only the names of enumerable properties and methods. To return the names of both enumerable and non-enumerable properties and methods, you can use Object.getOwnPropertyNames Function.
For information about the enumerable attribute of a property, see Object.defineProperty Function and Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor Function.
The following example creates an object that has three properties and a method. It then uses the keys method to get the properties and methods of the object.
// Create a constructor function.
function Pasta(grain, width, shape) {
this.grain = grain;
this.width = width;
this.shape = shape;
// Define a method.
this.toString = function () {
return (this.grain + ", " + this.width + ", " + this.shape);
}
}
// Create an object.
var spaghetti = new Pasta("wheat", 0.2, "circle");
// Put the enumerable properties and methods of the object in an array.
var arr = Object.keys(spaghetti);
document.write (arr);
// Output:
// grain,width,shape,toString The following example displays the names of all enumerable properties that start with the letter "g" in the Pasta object.
// Create a constructor function.
function Pasta(grain, width, shape) {
this.grain = grain;
this.width = width;
this.shape = shape;
}
var polenta = new Pasta("corn", 1, "mush");
var keys = Object.keys(polenta).filter(CheckKey);
document.write(keys);
// Check whether the first character of a string is "g".
function CheckKey(value) {
var firstChar = value.substr(0, 1);
if (firstChar.toLowerCase() == "g")
return true;
else
return false;
}
// Output:
// grain [!INCLUDEjsv9]