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Merge sort an array of objects based on a property or sort an array of values
Merge sort an array of objects based on a property or sort an array of values.
Based on merge sort found on rosetta code.
var mergeSort = require('named-merge-sort');
var things = [
'2013-01',
'2014-12',
'2010-10',
'2011-02',
'2010-05',
'2010-07',
'2011-11'
];
things = mergeSort(things, 0);
console.dir(things);
things = mergeSort(things, 0, 'desc');
console.dir(things);
var things = [
{name: 'Peter'},
{name: 'Lenny'},
{name: 'Scott'}
];
things = mergeSort(things, 'name');
console.dir(things);
things = mergeSort(things, 'name', 'desc');
console.dir(things);
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Merge sort an array of objects based on a property or sort an array of values
The npm package named-merge-sort receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, named-merge-sort popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that named-merge-sort demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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