I have an object with this structure {aaas:"good","aasda":"ok","adasa":"good","ascas":"good","asdasd":"nw","asdasda":"nw",asdqw:"nw","assa":"ok","asscsa":"ok"}
Here I want to group each key with the similar value and put these to new object.
Just like newObj={"aaas":"good","adasa":"good","ascas":"good"}
You could use an object and group by value.
var object = { aaas: "good", aasda: "ok", adasa: "good", ascas: "good", asdasd: "nw", asdasda: "nw", asdqw: "nw", assa: "ok", asscsa: "ok" },
grouped = {};
Object.keys(object).forEach(function (k) {
if (!grouped[object[k]]) {
grouped[object[k]] = {};
}
grouped[object[k]][k] = object[k];
});
console.log(grouped);.as-console-wrapper { max-height: 100% !important; top: 0; }You can do something like this
var obj = {'aaas':"good","aasda":"ok","adasa":"good","ascas":"good","asdasd":"nw","asdasda":"nw",asdqw:"nw","assa":"ok","asscsa":"ok"};
var newObj={};
angular.forEach(obj, function(value, key) {
if(value=="good"){
newObj[key]=value;
}
});
Hopes this helps you .. Thanks
The object needs a little work (yours was missing quotes):
const data = {
"aaas":"good",
"aasda":"ok",
"adasa":"good",
"ascas":"good",
"asdasd":"nw",
"asdasda":"nw",
"asdqw":"nw",
"assa":"ok",
"asscsa":"ok"
};
groupUp = (input) => {
return input.reduce(arr, (key, val) => {
if (!_.includes(arr, key)) {
arr.push(_.groupBy(input, key));
}
return arr;
}, []);
}
console.log(groupUp(data));
That should get what you want (I haven't tested it though, and it uses lodash methods, so you might want to slightly rewrite that if you don't use lodash).
