I have an array that looks like this:
[ ["01", "Bolognesa", "51"]
, ["01", "Spaghetti", "52"]
, ["01", "Ricardo", "1", "Manjar", "203", "La", "Beriso"]
, ["03", "Miguel", "4", "Manjar", "22", "El", "Beriso"]
]
I want to merge them inside the array by length. Like this:
[
, [["01", "Bolognesa", "51"],["01", "Spaghetti", "52"]]
, [["01", "Ricardo", "1", "Manjar", "203", "La", "Beriso"],["03", "Miguel", "4", "Manjar", "22", "El", "Beriso"]]
]
I tried mapping and filtering:
console.log(mappedText.map(i => i.filter(j => j.length)));
but I just can´t crack it. Any ideas?
You could take an array and the length as index for grouping and filter the array with boolean.
var array = [["01", "Bolognesa", "51"], ["01", "Spaghetti", "52"], ["01", "Ricardo", "1", "Manjar", "203", "La", "Beriso"], ["03", "Miguel", "4", "Manjar", "22", "El", "Beriso"]], result = array .reduce((r, a) => { r[a.length] = r[a.length] || []; r[a.length].push(a); return r; }, []) .filter(Boolean); console.log(result);
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