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@depax/sort

v1.0.4

Published

Provides a means to sort an array or object be a value of a given key.

Downloads

4

Readme

Sorting

CircleCI Todos Features Coverage Documentation Report

Installation

import sort from "@depax/sort";

const data = [{
    value: "hello", weight: 10
}, {
    value: "world", weight: -10
}, {
    value: "foo"
}];

sort(data, "weight");

This will sort the array like;

[{
    value: "world", weight: -10
}, {
    value: "foo"
}, {
    value: "hello", weight: 10
}]

This can also be reveresed like;

sort(data, "weight", true);

and would return;

[{
    value: "hello", weight: 10
}, {
    value: "foo"
}, {
    value: "world", weight: -10
}]

You can also use function's to return the key weight value, for example;

[{
    value: "hello", weight: () => 10
}, {
    value: "world", weight: -10
}, {
    value: "foo"
}]

You can also sort object's like;

const data = {
    world: "world",
    hello: { weight: -1 },
    foo: "bar",
    bar: { weight: 1 }
}

sort(data, "weight");

and this will return;

{
    hello: { weight: -1 },
    world: "world",
    foo: "bar",
    bar: { weight: 1 }
}

Array and Object

There is an attach function which will attach the sortByKey functions to the Array and Object classes. And this is done by calling;

import { attach } from "@depax/sort";
attach();

Then the sortByKey functions can be access like;

// Array.
Array.sortByKey(data, "weight");
// - or -
data.sortByKey("weight");

// Object.
Object.sortByKey(data, "weight");
// - or -
data.sortByKey("weight");

Clone and sort

There is also a method to clone and sort an Object or Array;

import { CloneAndSort } from "@depax/sort";

// Sort by weight;
let result = CloneAndSort(data, "weight");

// Reverse sort by weight;
result = CloneAndSort(data, "weight", true);

The methods are also attachable to the Object and Array objects;

let result = data.cloneAndSort("weight");

// Reverse.
result = data.cloneAndSort("weight", true);