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#Own JavaScript Arrays#

API

  • any (arg: func predicate or string lambda or none)
  • count (arg: func predicate or string lambda or none)
  • first or single (arg: func predicate or string lambda or none)
  • where or all (arg: func predicate or string lambda)
  • select (arg: func transform)
  • skip (arg: int count)
  • take (arg: int count)
  • orderBy (arg: string prop or none)
  • toHash or toDictionary (arg: string key or none)
  • sum (arg: string prop or none)
  • average or mean (arg: string prop or none)
  • each (arg: func(item, index) transform)
  • min (arg: string prop or none)
  • max (arg: string prop or none)
  • distinct or unique (arg: none)
  • union (arg: [n])
  • intersect (arg: [n])
  • shuffle (arg: none)

Simple examples

var nums = [1,9,19,4,5,15,7,8,2,10,11,12,13,14,6,16,17,18,3,20,21,22];    
var people = [
    {name: 'Paul', age: 31},
    {name: 'Reza', age: 26},
    {name: 'Adam', age: 34},
    {name: 'Jim', age: 20},
    {name: 'Sarah', age: 22}
];

//Using lambda with an object
var reza = people.single( 'x => x.name == "reza"' );

//Using lambda and params with indexes
var reza = people.single( 'x => x.name == "{0}"'.params( 'reza' ) );

//Using lambda and params with objects
var reza = people.single( 'x => x.name == "{name}"'.params( { name: 'reza '} ) );

var numsOverFiveOrdered = nums.where(function(n) {return n > 5}).order(); 
//numsOverFiveOrdered: [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22]

numsOverFiveOrdered = nums.where('n => n > 5').order(); 
//numsOverFiveOrdered: [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22]


var numsSkipTenTakeTenOrder = nums.skip(10).take(10).order();
//numsSkipTenTakeTenOrder: [3,6,11,12,13,14,16,17,18,20]

var peopleOver21OrderedByName = people.where(function(x) {return x.age > 21}).orderBy('name');
//peopleOver21OrderedByName: [{name: 'Adam', age: 34},{name: 'Paul', age: 31},{name: 'Reza', age: 26},{name: 'Sarah', age: 22}];

peopleOver21OrderedByName = people.where('x => x.age > 21').orderBy('name');
//peopleOver21OrderedByName: [{name: 'Adam', age: 34},{name: 'Paul', age: 31},{name: 'Reza', age: 26},{name: 'Sarah', age: 22}];

var namesOver21OrderedByAge = people.where(function(x) {return x.age > 21})
                                    .orderBy('age')
                                    .select(function(x) {return x.name});
//namesOver21OrderedByAge: ['Sarah', 'Reza', 'Paul', 'Adam']

#Some simple helper delegates#

var _ = {
    eq: function(obj, prop) {
            return function(item) {
                return ((prop) ? item[prop] : item) === obj;      
            };                                                  
    },
    lt: function(obj, prop) {
        return function(item) {
                return ((prop) ? item[prop] : item) < obj;    
        };
    },
    gt: function(obj, prop) {
        return function(item) {
                return ((prop) ? item[prop] : item) > obj;     
        };
    },
    even: function(prop) {
        return function(item) {
                return ((prop) ? item[prop] : item) % 2 === 0;     
        };
    },
    odd: function(prop) {
        return function(item) {
                return ((prop) ? item[prop] : item) % 2 !== 0;     
        };
    }
};

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