How to count occurrences of a path in an array of objects with ramda.js?


How to count occurrences of a path in an array of objects with ramda.js?



I'm trying to use ramda.js to count occurrences of a key-value pair inside an array of objects, such as:


ramda.js


var array = [
{a: {b: 'a'}},
{a: {b: 'a'}},
{a: {b: 'X'}},
{a: 'a'}
]



If I wanted to count the number of times {a: {b: 'a'}} occurs inside of array in ramda.js, what would I do?


{a: {b: 'a'}}


array


ramda.js





Think in terms of these steps: [1] R.pathEq to check whether an array element matches [2] R.map to check every element of the array, converting it to true or false [3] Number can be used as a function to convert from true to 1 and false to 0 [4] R.sum to tally up all the 1s in the array Let me know if you need more assistance than the above and I can provide a complete solution.
– Scott Christopher
Jul 2 at 9:24



R.pathEq


R.map


true


false


Number


true


1


false


0


R.sum


1




1 Answer
1



You may hate it, pointfree function.


R.compose(R.length, R.filter(R.compose( R.equals('a'), R.path(['a', 'b']))))(array)



UPDATE Just learned from comment of Scott Christopher.



R.compose(R.equals(val), R.Path(p1, p2)) == R.pathEq([p1, p2], val)



function can be shorten to


R.compose(R.length, R.filter(R.pathEq(['a', 'b'], 'a')))(array)





Thank you, I think it's a good way as it's very concise :-) jsfiddle.net/8s9ae61L
– Gallaxhar
Jul 2 at 9:50







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