How do I render arrays of objects that this API returns. ..please help

[naimiii]

/*for (let i = 0; i < response.length; i++) {
    console.log(response[i].id);
    console.log(response[i].userID);
    console.log(response[i].title);
  }*/
  //let  myJSON = JSON.stringify(obj);

//console.log(myJSON);
document.getElementById(‘container-1’).innerHTML = userID.map(user =>
`

UserID: ${user.id}

Title: ${user.title}

Body: ${user.body}

</div>`

).join(’’)
console.log(obj);
}).catch(function(error){
console.error(“something went wrong with retrieving people”);
console.error(error)
});

[naimiii]

@camperextraordinaire Have a look .please

[ilenia]

what’s the issue?
I tried executing your code and I get an array of objects

[naimiii]

@ilenia I edit my post. I’m trying to render all of the posts that this API returns using json.stringfy() ,map() function.

[ilenia]

what have you tried? the code is still the same

[naimiii]

@ilenia I edited my code. please check.

[ilenia]

@naimiii

function(obj){
    /*for (let i = 0; i < response.length; i++) {
        console.log(response[i].id);
        console.log(response[i].userID);
        console.log(response[i].title);
      }*/
      //let  myJSON = JSON.stringify(obj);
   //console.log(myJSON);
   document.getElementById('container-1').innerHTML = userID.map(user => 
    `<div>
      <div>UserID: ${user.id}</div>
      <div>Title: ${user.title}</div>
      <div>Body: ${user.body}</div>
      
    </div>`
).join('')
   console.log(obj);
}

this is your function, do you get any error?
what result are you getting, what is the wanted result instead?

[naimiii]

@ilenia I just wanna render my array of objects. the code you mentioned shows an error for not having function decleration.

[ilenia]

what does the error say exactly?

[naimiii]

@ilenia

[DanCouper]

So what happens if you give the function at line 43 a name? Because if you’re getting that error, then I think it means you’ve just literally put

function (obj) {
  ...

Into your code, not in as a callback, just straight into the code

Edit: you’re missing a closing } on that callback function

Edit edit: I’m completely confused now. Have you edited the code you’ve posted several times? because it doesn’t quite make sense unless the replies were about code that isn’t now visible

[lasjorg]

Did you look in the console? With your current code, it is telling you that userID is not defined. You want to map over obj in the callback.