I want to copy recipe with same ingredients, but with varying quantities of each ingredient.
Here is my ingredients object:
const ingredientsToStretch2 = [
{
productName: "Strawberries, raw",
amount: 350,
numberOfServings: 350,
servingQuantity: 1,
incrementSize: 2,
maxAmount: 354,
},
{
productName: "Blueberries, raw",
amount: 100,
numberOfServings: 100,
servingQuantity: 1,
incrementSize: 2,
maxAmount: 104,
},
{
productName: "Blackberries, raw",
numberOfServings: 100,
amount: 100,
servingQuantity: 1,
incrementSize: 2,
maxAmount: 104,
},
];
incrementSize is the number that I want to increase the amount by, maxAmount is the amount where I want to stop incrementing that ingredient.
So far, I created a loop that puts all single ingredient variations into array:
const handleStretch = () => {
let stretchedRecipes = [];
for (let i = 0; i < ingredientsToStretch.length; i++) {
let combinations = [];
const gramIncrementSize = ingredientsToStretch[i].incrementSize;
const maxGramSize = ingredientsToStretch[i].maxAmount;
const initialNumberOfServings =
ingredientsToStretch[i].numberOfServings + gramIncrementSize;
for (
let j = initialNumberOfServings;
j <= maxGramSize;
j += gramIncrementSize
) {
combinations.push({
productName: ingredientsToStretch[i].productName,
numberOfServings: j,
});
}
stretchedRecipes.push(combinations);
}
};
This gives me this result:
[
[
{
productName: "Strawberries, raw",
numberOfServings: 352,
},
{
productName: "Strawberries, raw",
numberOfServings: 354,
},
],
[
{
productName: "Blueberries, raw",
numberOfServings: 102,
},
{
productName: "Blueberries, raw",
numberOfServings: 104,
},
],
[
{
productName: "Blackberries, raw",
numberOfServings: 102,
},
{
productName: "Blackberries, raw",
numberOfServings: 104,
},
],
];
Now, how do I create all possible combinations out of this array?
example of copies:
Taking the array you already generated as input ( intermediate
), you can do:
const allCombinations = intermediate.reduce(
(acc, ingredientVariants) => (
acc.flatMap(prefix => (
ingredientVariants.map(v => [...prefix, v])
))
),
[[]],
)
This is not great performance-wise, as our copies the arrays a lot and creates lots of anonymous functions, but given that your output is exponential anyway, it shouldn't really matter.
We start with table of all combinations of 0 ingredients ( [[]]
), then we have all combinations with 1 ingredient, 2 ingredients, and so on.
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