JS/Es6 how to merge two arrays and override values in their objects

Question

Lets say I have an array like this

let arrayOne = [{text="one", value=0},{text="two", value=0}]
let arrayTwo = [{text="two", value=5}]

So arrayOne will always the entire set of objects I want, but all the values will be 0. arrayTwo will have a subset of this array but will always have a value set. What I want is as follows, if arrayTwo objects exists in arrayOne then copy the value to the arrayOne object.

So in the end I would want

let arrayOne = [{text="one", value=0},{text="two", value=5}]

I did something like this, but I feel I am missing some es6 magic.

for (let orig of arrayOne) {
                arrayTwo.find(item => {
                    if (item.value == orig.value) {
                        Object.assign(orig, item);
                    }
                })
            }

Answer 1

It is

arrayOne = arrayOne.map(item1 => {
  return Object.assign(item1, arrayTwo.find(item2 => {
    return item2 && item1.text === item2.text
  }))
})

Answer 2

I answered something similar in JavaScript merging objects by id

However, since you want to update one of the initial arrays, and you say the other one is a subset, you can improve it to

 let arrayOne = [{text:"one", value:0},{text:"two", value:0}] let arrayTwo = [{text:"two", value:5}] var hash = Object.create(null); arrayOne.forEach(obj => hash[obj.text] = obj); arrayTwo.forEach(obj => Object.assign(hash[obj.text], obj)); console.log(arrayOne); 

The cost is only linear on average, O(arrayOne.length) to fill the hash and O(arrayTwo.length) for the assignments, assuming few properties for each object.