Let's say I have an object:
{Derp: 17, Herp: 2, Asd: 5, Foo: 8, Qwe: 12}
And I need to sort it by value. What I'm looking to get is:
{Derp: 17, Qwe: 12, Foo: 8, Asd: 5, Herp: 2}
I'd like to use lodash for it. When I use _.sortBy
it doesn't retain the keys how ever:
_.sortBy({Derp: 17, Herp: 2, Asd: 5, Foo: 8, Qwe: 12}).reverse();
// [17, 12, 8, 5, 2]
Hell, I'd even settle for just the array of keys, but still sorted by the value in the input:
['Derp', 'Herp', 'Foo', 'Asd', 'Qwe']
You could try like this,
_.mapValues(_.invert(_.invert(obj)),parseInt);
Object {Herp: 2, Asd: 5, Foo: 8, Qwe: 12, Derp: 17}
or
var obj = {Derp: 17, Herp: 2, Asd: 5, Foo: 8, Qwe: 12}
var result = _.reduceRight(_.invert(_.invert(obj)), function(current, val, key){
current[key] = parseInt(val);
return current;
},{});
Object {Derp: 17, Qwe: 12, Foo: 8, Asd: 5, Herp: 2}
or Using Chain methods:
_.chain(obj).invert().invert().reduceRight(function(current, val, key){
current[key] = parseInt(val);
return current;
},{}).value()
Object {Derp: 17, Qwe: 12, Foo: 8, Asd: 5, Herp: 2}
Note: It depends on browser usally object properties order is not gurrantee in most case.