AINSORT

npm install ainsort

Start Sorting:

let arr = [5,2,1,7,8,4]

ainsort.merge(arr)

output: [1,2,4,5,7,8]

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Parameters

There are three parameters you can add:

1. Array
2. Order
3. Objects Property(if the Passed Array has an Object Element)

With The Order Param

let arr = [5,2,1,7,8,4]

ainsort.merge(arr,[1,2])

output: [1,2,4,5,7,8]

• the second argument should pass only on this two option of array: [1,2] or [2,1]
• if the [1,2] is passed it will be in ascending order and vice versa
• if none is passed the default ordering is ascending

With the Object Property Param (if and only if the passed array's element is an object)

let arr = [{num:2},{num:3},{num:1},{num:5},{num:4}]

ainsort.merge(arr,[1,2],"num")


//output: [{num:1},{num:2},{num:3},{num:4},{num:5}]

• the third argument should be a string
• third argument is needed if the passed array's element is an object otherwise sorting won't work

more Example

let arr = [
  {student:{details:{age:23}},
  {student:{details:{age:21}},
  {student:{details:{age:27}},
  {student:{details:{age:30}}
  ]

ainsort.merge(arr,[2,1],"student.details.age")

/* output : [
  {student:{details:{age:30}},
  {student:{details:{age:27}},
  {student:{details:{age:23}},
  {student:{details:{age:21}}
  ] */

also works with array element

let arr = [
  {student:[{details:{age:23},{name:"ain"}]},
  {student:[{details:{age:21},{name:"grey"}]},
  {student:[{details:{age:27},{name:"ebben"}]},
  {student:[{details:{age:30},{name:"lolalolita"}]}
  ]

ainsort.merge(arr,[2,1],"student[0].details.age")

/* output : [
  {student:[{details:{age:30},{name:"ain"}]},
  {student:[{details:{age:27},{name:"grey"}]},
  {student:[{details:{age:23},{name:"ebben"}]},
  {student:[{details:{age:21},{name:"lolalolita"}]}
  ] */

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Available Sorting Algorithms

• bubblesort (ainsort.bubble)
• insertionsort (ainsort.insertion)
• mergesort (ainsort.merge)
• quicksort (ainsort.quick)
• radixsort (ainsort.radix)
• selectionsort (ainsort.selection)

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