I have an array of objects something like the following: -
0: {Id: 0, count1: 5, count2: 10, yearMonth: "201803"}
1: {Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201804"}
2: {Id: 1, count1: 900, count2: 200, yearMonth: "201805"}
3: {Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201806"}
4: {Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 100, yearMonth: "201807"}
5: {Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 2, yearMonth: "201808"}
I want to sum similar keys to get
Expected output:
1: {Id: 0, count1: 25, count2: 10}
2: {Id: 1, count1: 1100, count2: 402}
Is it possible to achieve it using any mathematical operation or reduce or any other javascript method?
Thanks
With knockout, you can use a chain of computed properties to get to the desired (UI?) format!
Disclaimer: I'm assuming this list will not contain thousands of items
1. Grouping
The first step is to go from a list (ko.observableArray([])
) of items to a computed object that groups by id:
// Search for "group by javascript" to have this function explained
const groupBy = (prop, xs) => xs.reduce(
(acc, x) => Object.assign(acc, { [x[prop]]: (acc[x[prop]] || []).concat(x) }), {}
);
const items = ko.observableArray([]);
const itemsById = ko.pureComputed(() =>
groupBy("Id", items())
);
itemsById.subscribe(console.log);
items([{Id: 0, count1: 5, count2: 10, yearMonth: "201803"},{Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201804"},{Id: 1, count1: 900, count2: 200, yearMonth: "201805"},{Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201806"},{Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 100, yearMonth: "201807"},{Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 2, yearMonth: "201808"}]);
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2. Merging
Now that we have grouped lists of items that need to be summarized, we can start applying our merge logic:
const itemsWithSameId = [{Id:0,count1:5,count2:10,yearMonth:"201803"},{Id:0,count1:10,count2:0,yearMonth:"201804"},{Id:0,count1:10,count2:0,yearMonth:"201806"}];
const merge = (itemA, itemB) => ({
Id: itemB.Id,
count1: itemA.count1 + itemB.count1,
count2: itemA.count2 + itemB.count2
});
// Look up "merging objects using reduce in javascript" to find out more
console.log(
itemsWithSameId.reduce(merge, { count1: 0, count2: 0 })
)
3. Going back from indexed object to array
Now that we know how to merge our groups, we can move back to the array we need in our UI:
// Utilities:
const groupBy = (prop, xs) => xs.reduce(
(acc, x) => Object.assign(acc, {
[x[prop]]: (acc[x[prop]] || []).concat(x)
}), {}
);
// Data Logic:
const merge = (itemA, itemB) => ({
Id: itemB.Id,
count1: itemA.count1 + itemB.count1,
count2: itemA.count2 + itemB.count2
});
// App
const items = ko.observableArray([]);
const itemsById = ko.pureComputed(() =>
groupBy("Id", items())
);
// Look up "mapping over the values of a javascript object" for more info
const summedItems = ko.pureComputed(() =>
Object
.values(itemsById())
.map(items => items.reduce(merge, { count1: 0, count2: 0 }))
);
// Apply bindings with viewmodel exposing summedItems
ko.applyBindings({ summedItems });
// Inject data (probably in success callback of ajax call)
items([{Id: 0, count1: 5, count2: 10, yearMonth: "201803"},{Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201804"},{Id: 1, count1: 900, count2: 200, yearMonth: "201805"},{Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201806"},{Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 100, yearMonth: "201807"},{Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 2, yearMonth: "201808"}]);
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<table>
<thead>
<tr>
<th>Id</th>
<th>Count 1</th>
<th>Count 2</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody data-bind="foreach: summedItems">
<td data-bind="text: Id"></td>
<td data-bind="text: count1"></td>
<td data-bind="text: count2"></td>
</tbody>
</table>
You could reduce the array by using a hash table and an array of keys for summing the wanted values.
var data = [{ Id: 0, count1: 5, count2: 10, yearMonth: "201803" }, { Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201804" }, { Id: 1, count1: 900, count2: 200, yearMonth: "201805" }, { Id: 0, count1: 10, count2: 0, yearMonth: "201806" }, { Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 100, yearMonth: "201807" }, { Id: 1, count1: 100, count2: 2, yearMonth: "201808" }],
keys = ['count1', 'count2'],
grouped = Object.values(data.reduce((result, object) => {
result[object.Id] = result[object.Id] || { Id: object.Id };
keys.forEach(key => result[object.Id][key] = (result[object.Id][key] || 0) + object[key]);
return result;
}, Object.create(null)));
console.log(grouped);
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