Is "provider" a reserved word in Loopback?

[Jason Morris]

I seem unable to access a particule node of the JSON object. There is a nested object (provider), but if I reference that I get undefined, or if out output to console, I should be getting the provider object, but instead it is returning

function () { [native code] }

Also accessing or logging any values inside the provider object just returns undefined.

Here is the full code I am trying to run:

 OrgProvider.find( {where: { orgId: data.orgId, providertypeId: data.typeID}, include: 'provider' }, function(err, orgprovider){

      console.log('orgprovider:' + JSON.stringify(orgprovider)); // outputs: the object pasted above

      console.log('target value:' + orgprovider[0].provider); // outputs: function () { [native code] }

      console.log('target value String:' + JSON.stringify(orgprovider[0].provider)); // outputs: undefined

      data.providerId = orgprovider[0].provider.id; // returning as undefined.. can't seem to get to id

      console.log('data:' + data);

      callback(null, data);

    });

And here is the output from that code:

orgprovider:[{"tstamp":"2018-01-02T12:50:15.009Z","id":"5a4b8007df953311190bb1bb","providerId":"5a042c973816380e7d6f4e61","orgId":"5a029ead07e76372952b4ca0","providertypeId":"2","provider":{"company”:”The Professionals","name":"Elanore”,”email":"sup...@theprofessionals.com.au","phone":"02 1234 2345","id":"5a042c973816380e7d6f4e61"}}]

target value:function () { [native code] }

target value String:undefined

data: { customerId: 5a2e1e10ed8f2194e5d7b691,

  typeID: '2',

  ticketStatusId: 'open',

  title: 'Test Ticket',

  body: 'Test ticket',

  orgId: 5a029ead07e76372952b4ca0,

  providerId: undefined }

I have been looking everywhere for a possible explanation to this but no luck.  However there are some similar issues others have encountered in JS which appear to be related to the reference being a reserved word, but I can't find a list of reserved words for loopback.

Huge thanks in advance for any assistance with this.

Jason

[Raymond Feng]

Try orgprovider[0].toJSON();

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[Jason Morris]

Raymond, thank you so much !! 

That did it!  I am relatively new to node and loopback and have been stuck on this for days... Now I need to go off and research the difference between JSON.parse() and .toJSON().

Thanks again!

Jason