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in75lb/sort-array (press backspace or delete to remove)Sorting of this failed:
var ar = [[99, a ], [1, a ]];
sortArray(ar, {by:[1,0]});
I changed this line if (result === 0 by[byIndex + 1]) { to this if (result === 0 (undefined !== by[byIndex + 1])) ...
HolgerSchulz
- 1
- Opened on Feb 5, 2022
- #16
Need a options.NaNrank option - same functionality as options.undefinedRank and options.nullRank but for NaN values.
enhancement
good first issue
75lb
- Opened on Sep 5, 2021
- #15
Low priority but would be nice to have some input validation which ensures the config supplied is valid. E.g. ensure a
customOrder is either a function or array of values. The following is invalid and ...
enhancement
good first issue
- Opened on Sep 5, 2021
- #14
Update customOrders to also accept a standard sort compare function.
E.g.
sortArray(partsOfTheDay, {
order: time ,
customOrders: {
time: (a, b) = return a b ? 1 : -1 // etc
}
})
enhancement
- Opened on Sep 5, 2021
- #13
I needed to sort a list by string ex: all items with the property source
if it equals to Unlinked it should drop to the end of the list if it doesn t equals to Unlinked it should be shifted to
start of ...
eladonline
- 2
- Opened on Dec 17, 2020
- #11
Just found out about this library, great job! reading the code, the sort happens in-place. It would be nice if I could
leave the original array as is, and get a new sorted array
chiptus
- 1
- Opened on Nov 17, 2020
- #10
I m using sortArray with an array that contains null values in field.
sortArray(myArray, {by: [ fieldA ,fieldB ]})
fieldA contains two values, null and the number 1 . Regardless of how I sort the array ...
BrianT71
- 1
- Opened on Jun 15, 2020
- #9
For example
const fixture = [
{ a: 5, b: 10 },
{ a: 2, b: 10 },
{ a: 3, b: 10 },
{ a: 1, b: 10 },
{ a: 4, b: 10 }
]
const by = [
item = item.a + item.b
]
/* Sorts recordset by the result ...
- 1
- Opened on Nov 25, 2018
- #7
For example.
const records = [
{ a: 4, b: 1, c: 1 },
{ a: 4, b: 3, c: 1 },
{ a: 2, b: 2, c: 3 },
{ a: 2, b: 2, c: 2 },
{ a: 1, b: 3, c: 4 }
]
sort(records, [
[ a , desc ],
[ b , asc ...
- 1
- Opened on Nov 25, 2018
- #6
So I have a JSON in the format
{ homepage_card.title :{ type : StructuredText , value :[{ type : heading1 , text : Test Card , spans :[]}]},
homepage_card.type :{ type : Select , value : default }, homepage_card.sequence ...
enhancement
saurabhmahajan0077
- 2
- Opened on Oct 19, 2017
- #5
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