I have an array of strings :
var arr = [
{str: 'abc'},
{str: 'def'},
{str: 'abc'},
{str: 'ghi'},
{str: 'abc'},
{str: 'def'},
];
I am searching for a smart way to add a boolean attribute unique
to the objects whether str
is unique:
var arr = [
{str: 'abc', unique: false},
{str: 'def', unique: false},
{str: 'abc', unique: false},
{str: 'ghi', unique: true},
{str: 'abc', unique: false},
{str: 'def', unique: false},
];
My solution contains three _.each()
loops and it looks terrible... Solutions with lodash preferred.
You can use where
to filter an object. Then you can know if your string is unique in the object.
_.each(arr, function(value, key) {
arr[key] = {
str : value.str,
unique : _.where(arr, { str : value.str }).length == 1 ? true : false
};
});
Maybe better version with a map
:
arr = _.map(arr, function(value) {
return {
str : value.str,
unique : _.where(arr, { str : value.str }).length == 1 ? true : false
};
});
You don't need any libraries, vanilla js works:
var map = []; var arr = [ {str: 'abc'}, {str: 'def'}, {str: 'abc'}, {str: 'ghi'}, {str: 'abc'}, {str: 'def'}, ]; arr.forEach(function(obj) { if (map.indexOf(obj.str) < 0) { map.push(obj.str); obj.unique = true; return; } arr.forEach(function(o) { if (o.str === obj.str) o.unique = false; }); }); document.write("<pre>"); document.write(JSON.stringify(arr, null, " ")); document.write("</pre>");
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