Assign objects into groups by one or more properties, by object value, or by using a comparator function.
Group by one or more properties.
var arr = [
{ title: 'foo', date: { year: 1999, month: 1 } },
{ title: 'foo', date: { year: 2000, month: 1 } },
{ title: 'bar', date: { year: 2000, month: 1 } },
{ title: 'bar', date: { year: 2000, month: 2 } },
];
// group by multiple properties
grouper(arr, ['title', 'date.year']);
/* [
* [ arr[0] ],
* [ arr[1] ],
* [ arr[2], arr[3] ]
* ]
*/
- Objects in
arr
will be grouped together if and only if they are the same for every property specified inprops
. Comparison is via the deep-equal module withopts.strict
set to true. - To group on a “nested” property, use a dot-delimited string (eg.
date.year
above). (See Jaunt.js.) - For coercive comparison (
==
), pass in anopts
argument, settingopts.strict
tofalse
.
Group by object value.
var arr = [
{ foo: true },
{ foo: 1 },
{ foo: false },
{ foo: 1 }
];
// group by object value (with coercive `==`)
grouper(arr, { strict: false });
/* [
* [ arr[0], arr[1], arr[3] ],
* [ arr[2] ]
* ]
*/
- Objects in
arr
will be grouped together if and only if they are the same value. Comparison is via the deep-equal module withopts.strict
set to true. - For coercive comparison (
==
), pass in anopts
argument, settingopts.strict
tofalse
.
Group using a comparator function.
var arr = [
{ foo: true },
{ foo: 1 },
{ foo: false },
{ foo: 1 }
];
// group using a comparator function
var fn = function(a, b) {
return a.foo === b.foo;
};
grouper(arr, fn);
/* [
* [ arr[0] ],
* [ arr[1], arr[3] ],
* [ arr[2] ]
* ]
*/
The fn
comparator function will be passed two elements from arr
. The function must return a truthy value if its two arguments are to be placed in the same group.
Install via npm:
$ npm i --save grouper
- 2.1.0
- Allow grouping using a comparator function
- 2.0.0
- Use deep-equal for comparing property values, with option to use coercive comparison
- Allow grouping by object value
- Allow grouping by nested keys
- 1.0.0
- Initial release