I am trying to join multiple arrays of hashes in ruby using a common key. For example:
country_info = [
{country_id: "US", country_desc: "United States"},
{country_id: "AU", country_desc: "Australia"}
]
country_stats = [
{country_id:"US", pageviews: 150},
{country_id:"AU", pageviews: 200}
]
i_want = [
{country_id: "US", country_desc: "United States", pageviews:150},
{country_id: "AU", country_desc: "Australia", pageviews:200}
]
This is something like the pv.nest function of protovis in Javascript. See: http://protovis-js.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jsdoc/symbols/pv.Nest.html
how can I do this in Ruby?
If you put all the different hashes into one array, you can use group_by
to group together those with the same country_id
. You can then use inject
with merge
to merge
those together:
country_info_and_stats = country_info + country_stats
country_info_and_stats.group_by {|x| x[:country_id]}.map do |k,v|
v.inject(:merge)
end
#=> [{:country_id=>"US", :country_desc=>"United States", :pageviews=>150},
# {:country_id=>"AU", :country_desc=>"Australia", :pageviews=>200}]
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