I'm using lodash's _.unique and it's not working as expected. I'm doing this:
uniqueByFocusIndex = _.unique(clickables, false, "focusIndex");
And as you can see in the image (look at the right), it's returning two elements with the same values for their focusIndex
es. I'd expect this to return one of the two, not both. Is it because _.unique
only works on primitives and not objects?
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_.uniqWith
is what you might need so that you can do comparison using _.isEqual
_.uniqWith(clickables, _.isEqual)
It is suggested in the docs
It doesn't work because comparing objects is done by reference and returns false even if the objects' contents are the same.
Using a string for the callback will check those values using the pluck
callback style, but comparison of those objects you have under that key will always be false.
I tried to find a way to do this with some other callback, but I think you would be better off just writing your own uniq
function that fits your purposes.
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