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I have the following array:

        [{"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"D"},   
        {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"B"},   
        {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"B"},  
        {"cod_nivel":"INC1","cod_modelo":"D"},
        {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"D"},
        {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"B"},    
        {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"D"},    
        {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"A"}]

I need to order this array of objects by "cod_modelo" ascending grouped by "cod_nivel". So the result should be:

    [{"cod_nivel":"INC1","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"B"},
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"D"},
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"A"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"D"}]

Ok I made this code that orders the array first by cod_nivel and then by cod_modelo:

var sortedArray = array.sort(function (a, b) {
    return (a["cod_nivel"] > b["cod_nivel"]) ? 1 : -1;
}).sort(function (a, b) {
    if (a["cod_nivel"] == b["cod_nivel"])
        return (a["cod_modelo"] > b["cod_modelo"]) ? 1 : -1;
    else
        return 0;
});

The thing is that this code is ordering also by "cod_nivel" so the obtained array would be:

    [{"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"A"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"D"},
    {"cod_nivel":"INC1","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"B"},
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"D"}]

Note that BAC2 cod_nivel objects are at the beginning.

What I need is to order first by cod_nivel but in a given order, which is:

1. INC1
2. INC2
3. PRIM1
4. PRIM2
5. BAC1
6. BAC2

I assume I need an array with the fixed order of "cod_nivel" and use it while ordring but I don't know how to use it so I did not include in my approach.

var order_arr = ['INC1', 'INC2', 'PRIM1', 'PRIM2', 'BAC1', 'BAC2']

And after that, order then by cod_modelo (grouped by each cod_nivel).

I hope I have explained myself clearly and someone can help me.

I have the following array:

        [{"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"D"},   
        {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"B"},   
        {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"B"},  
        {"cod_nivel":"INC1","cod_modelo":"D"},
        {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"D"},
        {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"B"},    
        {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"D"},    
        {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"A"}]

I need to order this array of objects by "cod_modelo" ascending grouped by "cod_nivel". So the result should be:

    [{"cod_nivel":"INC1","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"B"},
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"D"},
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"A"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"D"}]

Ok I made this code that orders the array first by cod_nivel and then by cod_modelo:

var sortedArray = array.sort(function (a, b) {
    return (a["cod_nivel"] > b["cod_nivel"]) ? 1 : -1;
}).sort(function (a, b) {
    if (a["cod_nivel"] == b["cod_nivel"])
        return (a["cod_modelo"] > b["cod_modelo"]) ? 1 : -1;
    else
        return 0;
});

The thing is that this code is ordering also by "cod_nivel" so the obtained array would be:

    [{"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"A"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"BAC2","cod_modelo":"D"},
    {"cod_nivel":"INC1","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"B"},
    {"cod_nivel":"INC2","cod_modelo":"D"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"B"},    
    {"cod_nivel":"PRIM1","cod_modelo":"D"}]

Note that BAC2 cod_nivel objects are at the beginning.

What I need is to order first by cod_nivel but in a given order, which is:

1. INC1
2. INC2
3. PRIM1
4. PRIM2
5. BAC1
6. BAC2

I assume I need an array with the fixed order of "cod_nivel" and use it while ordring but I don't know how to use it so I did not include in my approach.

var order_arr = ['INC1', 'INC2', 'PRIM1', 'PRIM2', 'BAC1', 'BAC2']

And after that, order then by cod_modelo (grouped by each cod_nivel).

I hope I have explained myself clearly and someone can help me.

• javascript
• arrays
• json
• sorting

Share Improve this question Follow edited Mar 21, 2017 at 16:38 isherwood 61.1k1616 gold badges120120 silver badges169169 bronze badges asked Apr 13, 2015 at 9:15 EgidiEgidi 1,77699 gold badges4545 silver badges7070 bronze badges 4

• possible duplicate of Javascript sort function. Sort by First then by Second – Liam Commented Apr 13, 2015 at 9:20
• Put your sorting code in one callback: First pare the code_nivel properties and just, if those are the same sort by cod_modelo. – Sirko Commented Apr 13, 2015 at 9:20
• Did you try underscorejs , it's really easy to do such stuff with Underscore.js – Alaa-GI Commented Apr 13, 2015 at 9:21
• Possible duplicate of Sort array of objects in specific order – Gajus Commented Nov 20, 2015 at 14:40

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You can assign indexes in an associative array, like this

var cod_nivel_order = {
    'INC1': 0,
    'INC2': 1,
    'PRIM1': 2,
    'PRIM2': 3,
    'BAC1': 4,
    'BAC2': 5
};

and then you can sort like this

function pare(a, b) {
    if (a === b) {
        return 0;
    }
    return a < b ? -1 : 1;
}

var sortedArray = array.sort(function (a, b) {

    // First pare corresponding values of `cod_nivel` from `cod_nivel_order`
    var index_result = pare(cod_nivel_order[a.cod_nivel],
        cod_nivel_order[b.cod_nivel]);

    // If they are equal
    if (index_result === 0) {

        // Return the result of paring `cod_modelo`s
        return pare(a.cod_modelo, b.cod_modelo);
    }

    return index_result;
});

and now the result will be

[ { cod_nivel: 'INC1', cod_modelo: 'D' },
  { cod_nivel: 'INC2', cod_modelo: 'B' },
  { cod_nivel: 'INC2', cod_modelo: 'D' },
  { cod_nivel: 'PRIM1', cod_modelo: 'B' },
  { cod_nivel: 'PRIM1', cod_modelo: 'D' },
  { cod_nivel: 'BAC2', cod_modelo: 'A' },
  { cod_nivel: 'BAC2', cod_modelo: 'B' },
  { cod_nivel: 'BAC2', cod_modelo: 'D' } ]

var data = [{
    "cod_nivel": "INC2",
    "cod_modelo": "B"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "INC2",
    "cod_modelo": "D"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "INC2",
    "cod_modelo": "B"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "PRIM1",
    "cod_modelo": "B"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "INC2",
    "cod_modelo": "B"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "INC1",
    "cod_modelo": "D"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "INC2",
    "cod_modelo": "B"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "PRIM2",
    "cod_modelo": "D"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "BAC2",
    "cod_modelo": "B"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "BAC2",
    "cod_modelo": "D"
}, {
    "cod_nivel": "BAC2",
    "cod_modelo": "A"
}];
var sortOrder = ['INC1', 'INC2', 'PRIM1', 'PRIM2', 'BAC1', 'BAC2'];
data.sort(function (a, b) {
    // first have a look at cod_nivel
    // get the indices of the given sortOrder
    // take the difference of the indices
    var delta = sortOrder.indexOf(a.cod_nivel) - sortOrder.indexOf(b.cod_nivel);
    // test, if the indices are the same
    if (delta === 0) {
        // the parison should usually return 0,
        // but this will here not work. we need
        // the parison of the second sort order of cod_modelo.
        // take the variables and make a real parison,
        // while we expecting strings to be pared
        return a.cod_modelo === b.cod_modelo ? 0 : (a.cod_modelo < b.cod_modelo ? -1 : 1);
    }
    // otherwise return the delta
    return delta;
});

as thefortheye mentioned, the former version does not pute very well. so here is the type safe version for number/number or string/string parison.

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