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QUESTION
I have an array like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 15:35This is easy enough to do with plain JavaScript (see Array.prototype.reduce
) if you didnt want to use lodash, for example:
QUESTION
Hi I have a Json api for blog, In which I want to test and return one blog that has the highest likes but I couldn't get that done for two days now and I really made research and I can't solve am using JEST to test. I'll appreciate your help. Here is the api.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 20:36Math.max must take more then one parameters, and it will return the greatest, with one argument it will always return that one immediately.
You need to persist the current greatest between function calls like this
But i would not loop at all and use a one liner
QUESTION
So I have this data, which contains an array of objects, the objects are blogs info, and they have authors, title, likes, link, etc.
What I wan't to do is get the author with the most likes across this array of data.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 23:15One way to do this a little more cleanly is to create a single object like this:
QUESTION
const mostLikes = (blogs) => {
if (!blogs.length) {
return 0
}
const distinctAuthors = [...new Set(blogs.map((blog) => blog.author))]
const summer = (prev, comp) => prev.likes + comp.likes
console.log(distinctAuthors)
const dummyAuth = {
author: 'hmm',
likes: 0,
}
const authorsWithLikes = distinctAuthors.map((author) => ({
author,
likes: blogs.filter((n) => n.author === author).reduce(summer, dummyAuth),
}))
const reducer = (prev, comp) => (prev[1] > comp[1] ? prev : comp)
return authorsWithLikes.reduce(reducer, authorsWithLikes[0])
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-07 at 17:34It looks like you have undeclared variable author
:
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