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chainable-array

v1.1.0

Published

More chainable methods to the Array

Downloads

5

Readme

chainable-array GitHub license

A function that extends Array with chainable array methods.

More functionality to the "simple" Array, but only with chainable methods. Don't expect for functions which are not chainable, i.e. methods which won't return an array.

Installation

npm install chainable-array

Usage

import _A from 'chainable-array';

const arr = [1, null, 2, 2, 3];
_A(arr)
  .first(4) // [1, null, 2, 2]
  .last(3) // [null, 2, 2]
  .removeFalsy() // [2, 2]
  .unique() // [2]

API

**All the APIs returns a new array

constructor

The ChainableArray constructor is a bit different than the Array constructor. If you pass only one argument, it won't define the size of the array, but it will create an array with one value.

import { ChainableArray } from 'chainable-array';

const arr = new ChainableArray(5) // [5]

first

Returns the first n (defaults to 1) elements

import _A from 'chainable-array';

_A([1, 2, 3]).first(2) // [1, 2]

last

Returns the last n (defaults to 1) elements

import _A from 'chainable-array';

_A([1, 2, 3]).last(2) // [2, 3]

log

Simple, console.log for debugging

import _A from 'chainable-array';

_A([1, 2, 3]).log() // [ 1, 2, 3 ]

orderBy

Sequence of sortBy for array of objects, in order to get "nested" sorting

Args: list of: string | o => any, "asc" | "desc" (defaults to "asc")

import _A from 'chainable-array';

const users = [
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 20, val: 1 },
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 4 },
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 30, val: 2 },
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 3 },
]

const ordered = _A(users).orderBy(
  o => o.user.name,
  ["age", "desc"],
  "val"
)

const expected = [
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 30, val: 2 },
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 20, val: 1 },
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 3 },
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 4 }
]

// ordered == expected

remove

Remove elements from the array

Args: Primitive | ((value, index, array) => boolean)

import _A from 'chainable-array';

_A([1, 2, 3])
  .remove(2) // [1, 3]
  .remove(v => v > 2) // [1]

removeFalsy

Remove falsy values from the array

import _A from 'chainable-array';

_A([1, 2, 3, null, undefined, 0, ""])
  .removeFalsy() // [1, 2, 3]

sortBy

sort for array of objects

Args: string | o => any, "asc" | "desc" (defaults to "asc")

import _A from 'chainable-array';

const users = [
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 20, val: 1 },
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 4 },
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 30, val: 2 },
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 3 },
]

const ordered = _A(users).sortBy(o => o.user.name, "desc")

const expected = [
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 4 },
  { user: { name: "Bob" }, age: 40, val: 3 },
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 20, val: 1 },
  { user: { name: "Alice" }, age: 30, val: 2 }
]

// ordered == expected

toArray

Returns Array using the Array.from method

import _A from 'chainable-array';

_A([1, 2, 3]) // instanceof ChainableArray
_A([1, 2, 3]).toArray() // NOT instanceof ChainableArray

unique

Returns unique values from the array

import _A from 'chainable-array';

_A([1, 2, 1, 3, 2]) // [1, 2, 3]