stray oracle
Hey guys, If I have some data like
[{name: "Andrew", age: 20}, {name: "Mike", age: 20}, {name: "Michells", age: 25}, {name: "Tom", age: 16}, {name: "Mace", age: 25}]```
how do I possibly restructure it to something like
```js
[{age: 20, name: ["Andrew", "Mike"]}, {age: 16, name: ["Tom"]},{age: 25, name: ["Mace", "Michells"]}]
molten epoch
You can do smth like this:
data.reduce((result, current) => {
const { age, name } = current;
result[age] ??= { age, names: [] };
result[age].names.push(name);
return result;
}, {});
If you do need the array and not an object you can use Object.Values on the returned value of the reduce. Wrote this on mobile so there might be something whacky going on.. You‘ll figure it out 
cosmic owl
Nope, works fine 
cosmic owl
And yea, Object.values gives the original desired result. Though at that point you may as well just loop through the object
molten epoch
Yeah not sure what the output will be used for so just to be safe 
stray oracle
result[age] ??= { age, names: [] }; what does this imply @cosmic owl @molten epoch
molten epoch
stray oracle
Oh gotcha
stray oracle
And yea, `Object.values` gives the original desired result. Though at that point...
OKay so I am trying to implement this logic to my code, the idea is similar but the data is different
const populateJobs = async () => {
const data = await fetch("https://getlumen.com/_/lever");
const allJobs = await data.json();
const filteredJobs = allJobs.map((job) => {
return {
applyUrl: job.applyUrl,
team: job.categories.team,
text: job.text,
};
});
console.log(filteredJobs)
const final = Object.keys(filteredJobs.reduce((result, current) => {
const { team, applyUrl, text } = current;
result[team] ??= { team, info: [applyUrl, text] };
result[team].info.push(applyUrl, text);
return result;
}, {}));
console.log(final)
};
populateJobs();
You can run this in chrome console if you'd like
I get this result when I do so ( ss attached )
Although expected result is that all the items are categorised under team
just like age
I don't understand what I am doing wrong
Oh so apparently, it works alright without object.values
But if I do object.values, I get the bottom result
unlike what you showed in the example
oh fuck
fuck me
pls