Below is my input, I would be looping through each of this element and sending each element to another function.
distinctParameterList = [{
careerGroupLevel: 'Analyst',
careerGroupCode: 130,
m06: 83,
m05: 82,
m08: 85,
fymcl: 'FY18|PromotionsOut|AN-10000100:CL 2',
m07: 84,
m09: 86,
intersectionId: '54697113|India|520|N'
},
{
careerGroupLevel: 'Analyst',
careerGroupCode: 130,
m06: 95,
m05: 94,
m08: 97,
fymcl: 'FY18|PromotionsOut|AN-10000110:CL 2',
m07: 96,
m09: 98,
intersectionId: '54697113|India|520|N'
},
{
careerGroupLevel: 'Analyst',
careerGroupCode: 130,
m06: 22,
m05: 21,
m08: 24,
fymcl: 'FY17|PromotionsOut|AN-10000100:CL 2',
m07: 23,
m09: 25,
intersectionId: '54697113|India|520|N'
},
{
careerGroupLevel: 'Analyst',
careerGroupCode: 130,
m06: 42,
m05: 41,
m08: 44,
fymcl: 'FY17|PromotionsOut|AN-10000110:CL 4',
m07: 43,
m09: 45,
intersectionId: '54697113|India|520|N'
}]
I am also calculating a value "calcCareerId " below :
let calcCareerId = fymclData.split("-")[1].split(":")[0];
Now i want to sort this structure on the basis of the "calcCareerId " value in fymcl attribute, so that i can get all the "10000100" values first and then "10000110".
Define the function:
let calcCareerId = fymclData => fymclData.split("-")[1].split(":")[0];
You can use lodash
's sortBy
function to sort in lexicographically ascending order. If you want descending order, just call .reverse
on the result.
const result = _.sortBy(distinctParameterList, ({fymcl}) => calcCareerId(fymcl));
or use the native sort
:
const result = distinctParameterList.sort((a, b) => {
const valueA = calcCareerId(a.fymcl);
const valueB = calcCareerId(b.fymcl);
return (valueA === valueB) ? 0 : (valueA < valueB ? 1 : -1)
})
Note that the native sort
mutates the array and is not stable.