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pivot-table-js

v1.3.1

Published

A lightweight module that takes an array of objects and produces an array of objects back based on one or more aggregate function per column. Emulating excel pivot tables

Downloads

172

Readme

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pivot-table-js

A lightweight module that takes an array of objects and produces an array of objects back based on one or more aggregate function per column. Emulating excel pivot tables.

pivot-table-js can calculate different aggregate functions on sets of values. The results can be optionally renamed.

Install

Using npm:

$ npm install pivot-table-js

Using yarn:

$ yarn add pivot-table-js

Example

import { Pivot } from 'pivot-table-js'


const data = [
  {
    domain: 'duckduckgo.com',
    path: '/search',
    traffic: 15000,
    trustFlow: 30
  },
  {
    domain: 'duckduckgo.com',
    path: '/images',
    traffic: 8000,
    trustFlow: 20
  },
  {
    domain: 'google.com',
    path: '/search',
    traffic: 20000,
    trustFlow: 42
  },
  {
    domain: 'google.com',
    path: '/images',
    traffic: 10000,
    trustFlow: 38
  }
]


const index = 'domain'

const aggFunc =   {
  domain: 'count', 
  traffic: ['sum', 'mean'], 
  trustFlow: 'mean' 
}

const rename = ['Domain', 'Frequency', 'Traffic Sum', 'Traffic Average', 'TF Average']

const pivotTable = Pivot(data, index, aggFunc, rename)

console.log(pivotTable)

Will output:

[{
  Domain: 'duckduckgo.com',
  'Frequency': 2,
  'Traffic Sum': 23000,
  'Traffic Average': 11500,
  'TF Average': 25
},
{
  Domain: 'google.com',
  'Frequency': 2,
  'Traffic Sum': 30000,
  'Traffic Average': 15000,
  'TF Average': 40
},
{
  Domain: 'Grand Total',
  'Frequency': 4,
  'Traffic Sum': 53000,
  'Traffic Average': 13250,
  'TF Average': 32.5
}]

| Domain | Frequency | Traffic Sum | Traffic Average | Average TF | | -------------- | --------- | ----------- | --------------- | ---------- | | duckduckgo.com | 2 | 23000 | 11500 | 25 | | google.com | 2 | 30000 | 15000 | 40 | | Grand Total | 4 | 53000 | 13250 | 32.5 |

Updates

New feature allows for multiple funcions on the same column, just enclose the type of funcions in an array

const aggFunc =   {
  domain: 'count', 
  traffic: ['sum', 'mean'], 
  trustFlow: 'mean' 
}

Available aggregate functions

| Function | Definition | | :----------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------ | | count | Calculates the count of all values in a set | | counta | Calculates the count of all values in a set including empty strings | | count-unique | Calculates the count of all unique values in a set | | sum | Calculates the sum of values. | | mean | Calculates the average in a set of values — not rounded | | median | Calculates the median in a set of values — not rounded | | mode | Calculates the mode in a set of values | | min | Minimum gets the minimum value in a set of values | | max | Maximun gets the maximum value in a set of values |

Usage

Pivot(data, index, values [,rename])

  • data <Array<Object>> Prepared Array of objects to pivot against.
  • index <string> The index row to use as pivot.
  • values <Object> Aggregate functions
    • [column: <string>]: <Array<string>> | string Use array for more than one option on the same column
  • rename <Array<string>> Optionally rename the output columns, the order is important.
  • returns: <Array<Object>>