Methods
(static) inOrder(arr, property, valueOrder) → {array}
Returns a new array with all all array elements moved into the specified order. Elements with identical object property values are moved together i.e retain their original relative order. Any unordered values from the original array are appended to the end of the new array. The original array is unchanged.
Example
// b is [{"prop": "", "val": 1}, {"prop": "2", "val": 4}, {"prop": null, "val": 2}, {"prop": "10", "val": 3}]
const a = [{"prop": "10", "val": 3}, {"prop": "", "val": 1}, {"prop": "2", "val": 4}, {"prop": null, "val": 2}];
const b = Move.inOrder(a, "val", [3, 1, 4, 2]);Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
arr |
array | Array of objects to examine |
property |
string | Object property to use for the reorder. |
valueOrder |
array | Desired order of property values. |
Returns:
- Type
- array
(static) toEnd(arr, predicate) → {array}
Returns a new array with all the array elements that match the predicate moved to the end of the array. Moved elements are appended in the order in which they appear in the original array. The original array is unchanged.
Example
// b becomes [{"prop": "", "val": 1}, {"prop": "2", "val": 4}, {"prop": null, "val": 2}, {"prop": "10", "val": 3}]
const a = [{"prop": "", "val": 1}, {"prop": null, "val": 2}, {"prop": "10", "val": 3}, {"prop": "2", "val": 4}];
const b = Move.toEnd(a, el => el.val > 1 && el.val < 4);Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
arr |
array | Array to examine |
predicate |
function | Filter method that is called for each element in the array. It should return true if the array element is to be moved. |
Returns:
- Type
- array