In the below code I am trying count the total marks for each subject and storing them in marks object. I am checking if each obj in edu is a part of info based on subject name(name) and subject level(level). If it matches I am putting everything in an array.
Here, in function 'func' every time a subject gets added to info I will have to add another 'else if' to check. I don't want to always add this condition check.
I would like to make it generic, say, my info becomes:
let info = {"math": 1, "science": 2}
or
let info = {"math": 1, "science": 2, "history": 1, arts: 1}
I don't want to remove or add condition check. I want the check between the response(edu) and info to be done without dependency. Only based on info the check is to happen.
This is in node js. How do I do it? I though of switch but that is the same as 'if else'.
let res = {
edu: [
{
name: "math",
level: 1,
marks: 50,
part: 1,
},
{
name: "math",
level: 1,
marks: 57,
part: 2,
},
{
name: "science",
level: 2,
marks: 70,
part: 1,
},
],
age: 20,
name: "abc",
}
let info = { math: 1, science: 2, history: 1 }
const func = () => {
var marks = {}
let subject = Object.keys(info)
subject.forEach((subjName, index) => {
marks[subjName] = 0
})
console.log("marks = ", marks)
var consolidatedInfo = []
res.edu.forEach(function (subj) {
if (subj.name === Object.keys(info)[0] && subj.level === info[Object.keys(info)[0]]) {
marks[subj.name] += subj.marks
const eachSubjPartInfo = {
name: subj.name,
level: subj.level,
marks: subj.marks,
part: subj.part,
}
consolidatedInfo.push(eachSubjPartInfo)
console.log("marks: ", marks)
} else if (subj.name === Object.keys(info)[1] && subj.level === info[Object.keys(info)[1]]) {
marks[subj.name] += subj.marks
const eachSubjPartInfo = {
name: subj.name,
level: subj.level,
marks: subj.marks,
part: subj.part,
}
consolidatedInfo.push(eachSubjPartInfo)
console.log("marks: ", marks)
} else if (subj.name === Object.keys(info)[2] && subj.level === info[Object.keys(info)[2]]) {
marks[subj.name] += subj.marks
const eachSubjPartInfo = {
name: subj.name,
level: subj.level,
marks: subj.marks,
part: subj.part,
}
consolidatedInfo.push(eachSubjPartInfo)
console.log("marks: ", marks)
}
})
console.log("consolidatedInfo = ", consolidatedInfo)
console.log("marks = ", marks)
}
func()
you can use the logic info[name] === level
in each iteration to dynamically check and only add if it satisfies. No need to convert to an array and then check
i used array reduce
. To create initial object with each subject 0 marks i used Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(info).map(k => [k,0]))
let res = { "edu": [ { "name": "math", "level": 1, "marks": 50,"part": 1 },{"name": "math", "level": 1, "marks": 57,"part": 2},{"name": "science", "level": 2, "marks": 70,"part": 1}, ], "age": 20, "name": "abc"}
let info = {"math": 1, "science": 2, "history": 1}
const marksAccumulator = Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(info).map(k => [k,0]))
const result = res.edu.reduce((acc,{name,level,marks,part}) => {
if(info?.[name] === level){
acc.marksAccumulator[name] += marks
acc.consolidated.push({name,level,marks,part})
}
return acc
},{marksAccumulator,consolidated:[]})
console.log(result)
From result
you can get the required data as result.consolidated
and so on
you can also do without destructuring the current element in iteration
let res = { "edu": [ { "name": "math", "level": 1, "marks": 50,"part": 1 },{"name": "math", "level": 1, "marks": 57,"part": 2},{"name": "science", "level": 2, "marks": 70,"part": 1}, ], "age": 20, "name": "abc"}
let info = {"math": 1, "science": 2, "history": 1}
const marksAccumulator = Object.fromEntries(Object.keys(info).map(k => [k,0]))
const result = res.edu.reduce((acc,curr) => {
if(info?.[curr.name] === curr.level){
acc.marksAccumulator[curr.name] += curr.marks
acc.consolidated.push(curr)
}
return acc
},{marksAccumulator,consolidated:[]})
console.log(result)