I have an object as such that has been generated by using the lodash _.zipObject()
function. So I have 2 arrays, one of locations, one of numbers.
var locs = {'Aberdeen': 304, 'Aberystwith': 109, 'Belfast': 219, 'Birmingham': 24, 'Brighton': 147, …}
I need to return the key based on an input value. For example, function(304)
would return 'Aberdeen'
.
I've tried _.findkey(locs, 304);
but this just returns undefined. Any other attempt I've tried always returns either undefined or -1. Not really sure where to go from here.
To find the key use a predicate function with _.findKey()
:
var locs = {'Aberdeen': 304, 'Aberystwith': 109, 'Belfast': 219, 'Birmingham': 24, 'Brighton': 147 };
var key = _.findKey(locs, function(v) {
return v === 304;
});
console.log(key);
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You can create the predicate by currying _.eq()
with the requested value:
var locs = {'Aberdeen': 304, 'Aberystwith': 109, 'Belfast': 219, 'Birmingham': 24, 'Brighton': 147 };
var key = _.findKey(locs, _.curry(_.eq, 304));
console.log(key);
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With pure Javascript use Object#keys function to get all keys and then compare with your element in the Array#find function
const obj = {'Aberdeen': 304, 'Aberystwith': 109, 'Belfast': 219, 'Birmingham': 24, 'Brighton': 147};
const key = Object.keys(obj).find(key => obj[key] === 304);
console.log(key);
With lodash pass predicate into the function
const key = _.findkey(locs, (value) => value === 304);
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