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I am a new bee in typescript , In my angular4 project I am receiving a map object as a json.

so I declared a class that is given bellow

 <importing... required classes here..>
  export class FormConfig  {
    public id: number;
    public name: string;
    public fieldMap :Map<string,Array<Field>>;
    public fieldList : Array<Field> ;
  }

I am receiving exactly same JSON from api. I consoled the object of FormConfig and I am getting the console without any error. My code got compiled without any warning and error. But I can't access the keys and values from the map by using Map's inbuilt functions like forEach,keys,get etc. But IDE showing these function suggestions. Part of my code is given bellow.

 formConfig : FormConfig; 
 console.log(JSON.stringify(formConfig)); // works fine

 keys : string [] = Array.from (formConfig.keys()) ; // showing error (formConfig.keys is not a function)

I am using es5 target for my angular4 project and the IDE is visual studio code.

Is anybody faced this issue before let me know the mistake I have made here.

Thank you.

Vishnu KR
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You can get the values using key like this:

for (const key in formConfig) {
  console.log('The value for ' + key + ' is = ' + formConfig[key]);
}

And getting array of the Object's key values is done like this:

keys: string [] = Object.keys(formConfig);
onetwo12
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    Thank you very much man.. but why this get, foreach and keys function not working ? do you have any idea ? – Vishnu KR Jul 21 '17 at 10:51
  • If you want to use `foreach`you have to have map `Map.prototype.forEach()`, but in your case it's `Object` and for that you use for .. in – onetwo12 Jul 21 '17 at 10:59
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The keys() method from the Object class can be used instead of writing the a manual for loop.

keys: string[] = Object.keys(formConfig);
Sisir
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