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hwd-aggregator

v1.0.2

Published

Agnostic aggregation library

Downloads

2

Readme

HWD Aggregator

Agnostic library for object aggregations

Install

npm install hwd-aggregator --save

How it works

This library is tinking for object aggregation.

Consider this example with this set of records:

{"campaingId":28,"impressions":1,"spent":0.01}
{"campaingId":28,"impressions":2,"spent":0.10}
{"campaingId":28,"impressions":3,"spent":0.13}
{"campaingId":45,"impressions":4,"spent":0.09}
{"campaingId":45,"impressions":4,"spent":0.09}

After aggregate and grouping by campaignId you will get:

{
  867d29864a70187f6ad78d190f944193: {campaingId:28, impressions:6, spent:0.24},
  fc67dbd2d170a175032ad8e0b6e9f51f: {campaingId:45, impressions:8, spent:0.18}
}

In each collection you will get a unique hash ID (867d29864a70187f6ad78d190f944193) generated with values of groupBy configuration.

Usage

const Aggregator = require('hwd-aggregator');
const aggregator = new Aggregator();

// Configure how to aggregate
aggregator.setConfig({
  groupBy: ['campaingId'],
  increment: {
    impressions: {init: 0, type: 'integer'},
    spent: {init: 0, type: 'float'}
  }
});

// Aggregate single object
aggregator.aggregate({some: 'object'});

// Other option is batch aggregation
var array = [
  {some: 'object'}, 
  {other: 'object'}
];
aggregator.aggregate(array);


// Get results
let results = aggregator.results();

// Reset internal aggegator counter
aggregator.reset();

Check this example in action

https://runkit.com/juanem1/585a8074d1cdae00144bd526

Development scripts

Run all tests

npm run test

Lint all code and show error/warnings

npm run lint

Lint all code, show error/warnings and automatically fix code

npm run lint-fix

Run istanbul to generate coverage folder

npm run coverage

Run benchmark in base of one file (preferably plain text with one json per line)

npm run benchmark -- ./benchmark/someFile.log