I have an array containing duplicate elemnets
let myArray=[
{role: "role-1", deviceId: ""},
{role: "role-2", deviceId: "d-2"},
{role: "role-3", deviceId: "d-3"},
{role: "role-1", deviceId: "d-1"},
{role: "role-2", deviceId: ""},
{role: "role-4", deviceId: ""}
{role: "role-5", deviceId: ""}
]
I want to remove the duplicate roles and have array which contains roles without empty("") deviceIds and if deviceId is empty keep only one role without duplicates in this way
myArray=[
{role: "role-1", deviceId: "d-1"},
{role: "role-2", deviceId: "d-2"},
{role: "role-3", deviceId: "d-3"}
{role: "role-4", deviceId: ""}
{role: "role-5", deviceId: ""}
]
I have written the function in this way
function dedupeByKey(arr, key) {
const temp = arr.map(el => el[key]);
return arr.filter((el, i) =>
temp.indexOf(el[key]) === i
);
}
console.log(dedupeByKey(myArray, 'role'));
But in the result, its not checking to give priority for deviceId with values and role with empty deviceId is getting added. How to fix this?
You can use reduce with default to object, and if you need, you can convert it to array at the end.
let myArray = [
{role: "role-1", deviceId: ""},
{role: "role-2", deviceId: "d-2"},
{role: "role-3", deviceId: "d-3"},
{role: "role-1", deviceId: "d-1"},
{role: "role-2", deviceId: ""},
{role: "role-4", deviceId: ""},
{role: "role-5", deviceId: ""}
]
const res = myArray.reduce((agg, itr) => {
if (agg[itr.role]) return agg // if deviceId already exist, skip this iteration
agg[itr.role] = itr.deviceId // if deviceId not exist, Add it
return agg
}, {})
let make_array = Object.keys(res).map(key => { return { role: key, deviceId: res[key] }})
console.log(make_array)
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