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group-array 
Group array of objects into lists.
Table of Contents
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Install
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save group-array
Usage
var groupArray = require('group-array');
Examples
var arr = [
{tag: 'one', content: 'A'},
{tag: 'one', content: 'B'},
{tag: 'two', content: 'C'},
{tag: 'two', content: 'D'},
{tag: 'three', content: 'E'},
{tag: 'three', content: 'F'}
];
// group by the `tag` property
groupArray(arr, 'tag');
results in:
{
one: [
{tag: 'one', content: 'A'},
{tag: 'one', content: 'B'}
],
two: [
{tag: 'two', content: 'C'},
{tag: 'two', content: 'D'}
],
three: [
{tag: 'three', content: 'E'},
{tag: 'three', content: 'F'}
]
}
Group by multiple, deeply nested properties
// given an array of object, like blog posts...
var arr = [
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '01'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '01'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '02'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '02'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '10'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '10'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '12'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '12'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '14'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '14'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '16'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '16'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '18'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '18'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '10'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '10'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '01'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '01'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '02'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '02'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '01'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '01'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '02'}, content: '...'},
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '02'}, content: '...'}
]
Pass a list or array of properties:
groupArray(arr, 'data.year', 'data.tag', 'data.month', 'data.day');
Results in something like this: (abbreviated)
{ '2016':
{ one:
{ jan:
{ '01':
[ { data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '01' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '01' },
content: '...' } ],
'02':
[ { data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '02' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'jan', day: '02' },
content: '...' } ] },
feb:
{ '10':
[ { data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '10' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '10' },
content: '...' } ],
'12':
[ { data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '12' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'one', month: 'feb', day: '12' },
content: '...' } ] } },
two:
{ jan:
{ '14':
[ { data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '14' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '14' },
content: '...' } ],
'16':
[ { data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '16' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'jan', day: '16' },
content: '...' } ] },
feb:
{ '18':
[ { data: { year: '2016', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '18' },
content: '...' } ] } } },
'2017':
{ two:
{ feb:
{ '10':
[ { data: { year: '2017', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '10' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '10' },
content: '...' } ],
'18':
[ { data: { year: '2017', tag: 'two', month: 'feb', day: '18' },
content: '...' } ] } },
three:
{ jan:
{ '01':
[ { data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '01' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '01' },
content: '...' } ],
'02':
[ { data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '02' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'jan', day: '02' },
content: '...' } ] },
feb:
{ '01':
[ { data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '01' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '01' },
content: '...' } ],
'02':
[ { data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '02' },
content: '...' },
{ data: { year: '2017', tag: 'three', month: 'feb', day: '02' },
content: '...' } ] } } } }
About
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- get-value: Use property paths (
a.b.c) to get a nested value from an object. | homepage - group-object: Group object keys and values into lists. | homepage
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Contributing
Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
Contributors
| Commits | Contributor |
|---|---|
| 23 | doowb |
| 6 | jonschlinkert |
| 1 | cperryk |
Building docs
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$ npm install -g verbose/verb#dev verb-generate-readme && verb
Running tests
Running and reviewing unit tests is a great way to get familiarized with a library and its API. You can install dependencies and run tests with the following command:
$ npm install && npm test
Author
Brian Woodward
License
Copyright © 2017, Brian Woodward. Released under the MIT License.
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