Values

Parameters

type

A string containing the name of the nested property key to sort by. Must be present in every nested object.

Defaults to the first property key of the first nested object. [experimental]

invert

If set to true, function will return a reverse sort.

Defaults to false.

Returns

Array

A new Array mutated by either a logical or inverted DynSort.

Common Errors

TypeError: Parameter 'type' must be assigned a value

Usually occurs when type is passed a non-string or undefined.

Error: Parameter 'type' does not match any key in this

Occurs when type is not a valid property key in any child of the Array calling the method.

Example

const array1 = [
{"name": "connor", "age": 29, "sex": "M"},
{"name": "markus", "age": 32, "sex": "M"},
{"name": "kara", "age": 26, "sex": "F"}];

const newArray1 = array1.DynSort("age");

console.log(newArray1);

// Should return:

newArray1(
{"name": "kara", "age": 26, "sex": "F"},
{"name": "connor", "age": 29, "sex": "M"},
{"name": "markus", "age": 32, "sex": "M"});

Log