Bind JSON http response to Angular 6 components

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Bind JSON http response to Angular 6 components



I'm getting below JSON response from my HttpClient GET method



shortDescription: "3",
promotionName: "2",
highResolutionImage: "4",
lowResolutionImage: "5",
promotionOrChallengeCode: "aaa"



Promotion.ts


export interface IPromotion


PromotionOrChallengeCode:string;
PromotionName:string;
ShortDescription:string;
HighResolutionImage:string;
LowResolutionImage:string;



In my Component class


promotion:IPromotion;

onSubmit() : void

this.httpClient.get('http://localhost:8080/api/search/'+this.pcode )
.subscribe((response:IPromotion) =>

console.log(response);
this.promotion = response;
console.log(this.promotion.PromotionOrChallengeCode);
);



In the Browser console, I'm able to view the JSON response (Output of first console statement).
And the output of second console statement is displayed as "Undefined"



Let me know how to read JSON data and bind to HTML elements



Below are the current Angular versions I'm using:


C:Users893108>ng -v

_ _ ____ _ ___
/ _ __ __ _ _ _| | __ _ _ __ / ___| | |_ _|
/ ? | '_ / _` | | | | |/ _` | '__| | | | | | |
/ ___ | | | | (_| | |_| | | (_| | | | |___| |___ | |
/_/ __| |_|__, |__,_|_|__,_|_| ____|_____|___|
|___/


Angular CLI: 6.1.2
Node: 8.11.3
OS: win32 ia32
Angular:
...

Package Version
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rxjs 6.2.2

typescript 2.7.2





what does console.log(response) shows?
– Sajeetharan
Aug 8 at 17:07





Names are case senstive, so PromotionOrChallengeCode is not the same as promotionOrChallengeCode
– user184994
Aug 8 at 17:08


PromotionOrChallengeCode


promotionOrChallengeCode





Please, post the exact output request by @Sajeetharan
– lealceldeiro
Aug 8 at 17:08





JavaScript and JSON are case-sensitive. Don't you see that the JSON properties are not spelt the same way as in your interface? Reagarding binding: this is described in the angular documentation. Have you read it and at least tried something? We won't repeat what the documentation explains. angular.io/guide/displaying-data
– JB Nizet
Aug 8 at 17:09






Thanks @JB Nizet for your comment. I'm new to Angular. I will definitely go through Angular.io documentation
– Jagadeesh G
Aug 8 at 17:28




2 Answers
2



Change your inteface as your JSON , you can do with JSON2TS


JSON2TS


export interface RootObject
shortDescription: string;
promotionName: string;
highResolutionImage: string;
lowResolutionImage: string;
promotionOrChallengeCode: string;



and access it using


console.log(this.promotion.promotionOrChallengeCode);





Thanks Sajeetharan. You suggestion works fine. You saved my day:)
– Jagadeesh G
Aug 8 at 17:27





please mark if this helped
– Sajeetharan
Aug 8 at 17:27





why did you remove the answer?
– Sajeetharan
Aug 21 at 17:59





Sorry...I thought I can select both answers. By selecting another, by default it removed yours.
– Jagadeesh G
Aug 22 at 16:32



The problem is your json interface needs to have same casing as your response from api. Additionally you need to hand the HttpClient in angular the generic signature of your interface.


export interface IPromotion


promotionOrChallengeCode: string;
promotionName: string;
shortDescription: string;
highResolutionImage: string;
lowResolutionImage: string;


promotion:IPromotion;

onSubmit() : void

this.httpClient.get<IPromotion>('http://localhost:8080/api/search/'+this.pcode )
.subscribe((response:IPromotion) =>

console.log(response);
this.promotion = response;
console.log(this.promotion.promotionOrChallengeCode);
);






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