records = [
{
name: "Alpha",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Alpha",
set: 5,
weight: 350
},
{
name: "Bravo",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Charlie",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Delta",
set: 5,
weight: 185
}
]
I have a JSON array of multiple records and I need to filter these records by name and weight. So for example, since there are two "Alpha" records, I need to only pull in the one with the highest weight (which would be the second record). I have no idea how to filter and rebuild this array with only the desired results.
I need to keep the original array intact as I'll be displaying ALL in a table, but I need to build a secondary array with only the objects with the greatest value, by name.
You can use lodash 4+ for this.
var sortedArray = _.orderBy(records, ['weight'], ['desc']);
This will sort the array by weight. Then , _.uniqBy(sortedArray,'name')
This will return the final array.
var records = [
{
name: "Alpha",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Alpha",
set: 5,
weight: 350
},
{
name: "Bravo",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Charlie",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Delta",
set: 5,
weight: 185
}
]
var sortedArray = _.orderBy(records, ['weight'], ['desc'])
_.uniqBy(sortedArray,'name')
I recommend a functional programming approach:
var newRecords = records
.filter(function(record) {
return records.find(function(innerRecord) {
return innerRecord.name === record.name && innerRecord.weight > record.weight; }) === undefined;
});
In this example, you return only records where you cannot find a record sharing the same name but with a larger weight. Also, your newly re-built array is stored in newRecords
, leaving your original array intact.
This first sorts the items in name order and weight order and then filter out all but the first of each item.
var records = [{ name: "Alpha", set: 5, weight: 185 }, { name: "Alpha", set: 5, weight: 350 }, { name: "Bravo", set: 5, weight: 185 }, { name: "Charlie", set: 5, weight: 185 }, { name: "Charlie", set: 5, weight: 200 }, { name: "Delta", set: 5, weight: 185 } ] console.log( records.sort((a, b) => { if (a.name === b.name) { return a.weight >= b.weight ? -1 : 1 } return a.name > b.name ? 1 : -1 }) .filter((rec, i, arr) => { if (i === 0) return true return rec.name !== arr[i - 1].name }) )
I recommend you start using lodash and dont spend time to create your own functions. For example, to sort your array by name you should write the following code:
var records = [
{
name: "Alpha",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Alpha",
set: 5,
weight: 350
},
{
name: "Bravo",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Charlie",
set: 5,
weight: 185
},
{
name: "Delta",
set: 5,
weight: 185
}
];
var sorted = _.sortBy(records, ['name']);
And second case, to filter by name and weight
var filtered = _.filter(records, [ 'name': 'Alpha', 'weight': 350 ]);
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