I have this ES6 map:
Map(6) {"Coratia" => 1, "Korea" =>, "Norway" => 2, "Munich" => 1, "Austrlia" => 1, ...}
I'd like to swap the key and values to make it like this:
{1 => "Coratia", 1 => "Korea", 2 => "Norway", 1 => "Munich", 1 => "Australia", ...}
Here you have one solution that uses the idea mentioned by CodyKnapp. It uses Array.reduce() to generate the value->key
reverse Map
.
let myMap = new Map([
["Cortia", 1],
["Korea", 1],
["Norway", 2]
]);
// Generate the reverse Map.
let res = [...myMap.entries()].reduce((acc, [k, v]) =>
{
acc.has(v) ? acc.set(v, acc.get(v).concat(k)) : acc.set(v, [k]);
return acc;
}, new Map());
// Log the new generated Map.
res.forEach((v, k) => console.log(`${k} => ${v}`));
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Note, as mentioned in the commentaries, that you can't have a Map
that will duplicate the same key
for multiple different values
.