takes a sort configuration object and returns a sort function operating on arrays (returning a new array without modifying the input array). For nodejs and browsers.
npm install smart-table-sort --save
yarn add smart-table-sort
import sorter from 'smart-table-sort'; const input = [{prop: 'foo'}, {prop: 'bar'}, {prop: 'woot'}]; const sort = sorter({pointer:'prop', direction:'desc'}) // default direction is "asc" const output = sort(input); // > [{foo: 'woot'}, {prop: 'foo'}, {prop: 'bar'}]
it works on nested properties as well
import sorter from 'smart-table-sort'; const input = [ {foo: {bar: 'bcd'}}, {foo: {bar: 'acd'}}, {foo: {bar: 'abd'}} ]; const output = sorter({pointer: 'foo.bar'})(input); // > [{foo: {bar: 'abd'}},{foo: {bar: 'acd'}},{foo: {bar: 'bcd'}}]);
- pointer: the property to use for ordering the collection (can be a nested property)
- direction: 'asc', 'desc', 'none' (default is 'asc', 'none' will returned in the order of the input array untouched)
npm test
or
yarn test
Only bugs and must come with a running reproduction of the issue