在 javascript 中合并具有相同索引的 json 列表

Question

I have the following json data:

{
    "leadId": 0,

    "nationalAvg": {
        "2007": 822.0,
        "2008": 830.0,
        "2009": 880.0,
        "2010": 909.0,
        "2011": 979.0,            
    },
    "stateAvg": {
        "2007": 1023.0,
        "2008": 1026.0,
        "2009": 1035.0,
        "2010": 1050.0,
        "2011": 1072.0,
        "2012": 1150.0,
    },
    "zipCodeAvg": {
        "2007": 1050.98,
        "2008": 1054.06,
        "2009": 1063.29,
        "2010": 1078.69,
        "2011": 1101.27,
        "2012": 1181.49,
        "2013": 1297.64,
        "2014": 1349.99,
    }
}

I want to merge nationalAvg, stateAvg, zipCodeAvg together to have a result like:

["2007":  822.0,      1023.0,   1050.98]
["2008":  830.0,      1026.0,   1054.06]
["2009":  880.0,      1035.0,   1063.29]
["2010":  909.0,      1050.0,   1078.69]
["2011":  null,       1072.0,   1101.27]
["2012":  null,      1150.0,    1181.49]
["2013":  null,      null,      1297.64]
["2014":  null,      null,      1349.99]

I want to show this data on google line chart.

Answer 1

You can do something like this:

 const data = { "leadId": 0, "nationalAvg": { "2007": 822.0, "2008": 830.0, "2009": 880.0, "2010": 909.0, "2011": 979.0, }, "stateAvg": { "2007": 1023.0, "2008": 1026.0, "2009": 1035.0, "2010": 1050.0, "2011": 1072.0, "2012": 1150.0, }, "zipCodeAvg": { "2007": 1050.98, "2008": 1054.06, "2009": 1063.29, "2010": 1078.69, "2011": 1101.27, "2012": 1181.49, "2013": 1297.64, "2014": 1349.99, } } const keys = ['nationalAvg', 'stateAvg', 'zipCodeAvg']; const years = keys.reduce((a, k) => [...a, ...Object.keys(data[k])], []).filter((v, i, arr) => arr.indexOf(v) === i).sort(); const result = years.map((year) => [year, ...keys.reduce((a, k) => [...a, data[k][year]], [])] ); console.log(result);

How this works: it first creates an array of all the years (all the keys of the three objects), filters out all the duplicates from that array and then map it to add the value for those years (those properties) from the three objects.

Answer 2

 const list = { "leadId": 0, "nationalAvg": { "2007": 822.0, "2008": 830.0, "2009": 880.0, "2010": 909.0, "2011": 979.0, }, "stateAvg": { "2007": 1023.0, "2008": 1026.0, "2009": 1035.0, "2010": 1050.0, "2011": 1072.0, "2012": 1150.0, }, "zipCodeAvg": { "2007": 1050.98, "2008": 1054.06, "2009": 1063.29, "2010": 1078.69, "2011": 1101.27, "2012": 1181.49, "2013": 1297.64, "2014": 1349.99, } } let keys = ['nationalAvg', 'stateAvg', 'zipCodeAvg']; let obj =keys.reduce((acc, c, i) => { Object.entries(list[c]).map(( o ) => { acc[o[0]] = (acc[o[0]] || Array.from({length: keys.length}).fill(null)); acc[o[0]][i] = (o[1]); }); return acc; }, {}); // Format 1 console.log(obj); const result = Object.entries(obj).map(o=> [ o[0], ...o[1]]); //Format 2 console.log(result)