I have an array of object tableRows.

tableRows = [
    {
        purchase_sales:1000,
        yearFirstRemAmount: 1456,
        capitalServicePurchase:123234,
        otherServicePurchase: 12323,
        otherStuffPurchase: 8903,
        capitaStuffPurchase: 1200,
        currentYearServiceSell: 47856,
        currentYearStuffSell: 100000,
        yearLastRemAmount: 20000
    }
    {
        purchase_sales:23430,
        yearFirstRemAmount: 12500,
        capitalServicePurchase: 1000010,
        otherServicePurchase: 12360,
        otherStuffPurchase: 12300,
        capitaStuffPurchase: 12000,
        currentYearServiceSell: 123123,
        currentYearStuffSell: 12111,
        yearLastRemAmount: 13120
    }
]

How do I check if at least one of the 9 key pairs value is greater than or equal to 100000 for each index.

Below Code didn't work:

const handleValidation = (index)=>{
    if(tableRows[index].purchase_sales<100000 || tableRows[index].yearFirstRemAmount<100000 || tableRows[index].capitalServicePurchase<100000 || tableRows[index].otherServicePurchase<100000 || tableRows[index].otherStuffPurchase<100000 || tableRows[index].capitaStuffPurchase<100000 || tableRows[index].currentYearServiceSell<100000 || tableRows[index].currentYearStuffSell<100000 || tableRows[index].yearLastRemAmount<100000 ){
                alert("'At least one amount should be greater than or equal to 100000!!!")
            }
}

Is there a better and more concise way to accomplish this?

CodePudding user response：

As mentioned in other answers, you can convert an object to an array or convert its values to an array and then use some method` on array.

But if your object may have other keys and you want to check specific properties:

1. You can create an array of keys that you want to check:

const keys = [
    'purchase_sales',
    'yearFirstRemAmount',
    'capitalServicePurchase',
    'otherServicePurchase',
    'otherStuffPurchase',
    'capitaStuffPurchase',
    'currentYearServiceSell',
    'currentYearStuffSell',
    'yearLastRemAmount'
];

2. Create a function which receives an object as an input and validates

function validate (obj) {
    for (key of keys) {
        if(obj[key] >= 100000) {
            // Do something here.
            // For instance: return true;
        }
    }
    // There is no property with a value greater or equal to 100000.
    // Do something here.
    // For instance: return false;
}

3. Validate your data. Something like this:

    const isValid = tableRows.map(validate).every(Boolean)

CodePudding user response：

You can use a combination of map and some:

const threshold = 1000000;
const yourAnswer = tableRows.map(Object.values).some(value => value >= threshold);

CodePudding user response：

const handleValidation = (index)=>{
 
 if (Object.values(tableRows[index]).some(value => value < 100000)) {
    alert("'At least one amount should be greater than or equal to 100000!!!")
  }
}

CodePudding user response：

You can use filter method to filter the array, and Object.values keys value of each object, and some to check if there a key equal or more than 100000

const tableRows = [
    {
        purchase_sales:1000,
        yearFirstRemAmount: 1456,
        capitalServicePurchase:123234,
        otherServicePurchase: 12323,
        otherStuffPurchase: 8903,
        capitaStuffPurchase: 1200,
        currentYearServiceSell: 47856,
        currentYearStuffSell: 100000,
        yearLastRemAmount: 20000
    },
    {
        purchase_sales:23430,
        yearFirstRemAmount: 12500,
        capitalServicePurchase: 1000010,
        otherServicePurchase: 12360,
        otherStuffPurchase: 12300,
        capitaStuffPurchase: 12000,
        currentYearServiceSell: 123123,
        currentYearStuffSell: 12111,
        yearLastRemAmount: 13120
    }
]


const rows = tableRows.filter(row => {
  return Object.values(row).some(value => value >= 100000)
})


console.log(rows)

CodePudding user response：

If you already know that all entries of tableRows[index] are numbers you want to check, you can do this with Object.prototype.values and Array.prototype.some (which also short-circuits)

const tableRows=[{purchase_sales:1000,yearFirstRemAmount:1456,capitalServicePurchase:123234,otherServicePurchase:12323,otherStuffPurchase:8903,capitaStuffPurchase:1200,currentYearServiceSell:47856,currentYearStuffSell:100000,yearLastRemAmount:20000},{purchase_sales:23430,yearFirstRemAmount:12500,capitalServicePurchase:1000010,otherServicePurchase:12360,otherStuffPurchase:12300,capitaStuffPurchase:12000,currentYearServiceSell:123123,currentYearStuffSell:12111,yearLastRemAmount:13120},{purchase_sales:0,yearFirstRemAmount:0,capitalServicePurchase:0,otherServicePurchase:0,otherStuffPurchase:0,capitaStuffPurchase:0,currentYearServiceSell:0,currentYearStuffSell:0,yearLastRemAmount:0}];

const handleValidation = (index) => {
  if (!Object.values(tableRows[index]).some((v) => v >= 100000)) {
    alert("'At least one amount should be greater than or equal to 100000!!! for index "   index)
  }
}

tableRows.forEach((_row, idx) => handleValidation(idx));

CodePudding user response：

const tableRows = [
{
    purchase_sales:1000,
    yearFirstRemAmount: 1456,
    capitalServicePurchase:123234,
    otherServicePurchase: 12323,
    otherStuffPurchase: 8903,
    capitaStuffPurchase: 1200,
    currentYearServiceSell: 47856,
    currentYearStuffSell: 100000,
    yearLastRemAmount: 20000
},
{
    purchase_sales:23430,
    yearFirstRemAmount: 12500,
    capitalServicePurchase: 1000010,
    otherServicePurchase: 12360,
    otherStuffPurchase: 12300,
    capitaStuffPurchase: 12000,
    currentYearServiceSell: 123123,
    currentYearStuffSell: 12111,
    yearLastRemAmount: 13120
}
];

const handleValidation = (index) => {
  const found = Object.values(tableRows[index]).some((x) => x > 100000);
  if(!found)
  {
    alert("'At least one amount should be greater than or equal to 100000!!!");
  }
  console.log(index,found)
}

tableRows.forEach((item, index) => handleValidation(index));

CodePudding user response：

const tableRows = [
    {
        purchase_sales:1000,
        yearFirstRemAmount: 1456,
        capitalServicePurchase:123234,
        otherServicePurchase: 12323,
        otherStuffPurchase: 8903,
        capitaStuffPurchase: 1200,
        currentYearServiceSell: 47856,
        currentYearStuffSell: 100000,
        yearLastRemAmount: 20000
    },
    {
        purchase_sales:23430,
        yearFirstRemAmount: 12500,
        capitalServicePurchase: 1000010,
        otherServicePurchase: 12360,
        otherStuffPurchase: 12300,
        capitaStuffPurchase: 12000,
        currentYearServiceSell: 123123,
        currentYearStuffSell: 12111,
        yearLastRemAmount: 13120
    }
];
let data = tableRows.filter((row)=>{
   return Object.values(row).map(value => value >= 100000)
});
console.log(data);