我有一个包含原始值和计算值的数组。我希望能够根据原始值或计算值之一的结果对数组进行动态排序。直到运行时才会知道所需的实际排序。
我汇总了以下示例(此处为 plunker ),演示了情况和可行的解决方案*。我想知道如何改进这个......特别是使用:
Array.prototype.sortBy = function (property) {
    return this.sort(mySort(property));
};
是从这个stackoverflow 响应中复制而来的——Ege Özcan 特别指出
//Please don't just copy-paste this code. 
//See the explanation at the end. A lot could break.
我想了解如何在我的对象上实现这种排序算法而不违反“很多可能会破坏”警告(我不明白)。
*我喜欢stackoverflow的一件事是,很好地构建问题的过程经常会导致您将问题简化到(不一定是)解决方案出现的程度。我开始这个问题无法根据属性或计算值进行排序。现在,我正在寻找对实施的验证/改进。
样品:
var rawData = [
  { "Id": 3, "itemCount": 3531, "val1": 905, "val2": 172 },
  { "Id": 2, "itemCount": 3111, "val1": 799, "val2": 147 },
  { "Id": 4, "itemCount": 3411, "val1": 871, "val2": 199 },
  { "Id": 5, "itemCount": 3414, "val1": 892, "val2": 178 },
  { "Id": 1, "itemCount": 3182, "val1": 845, "val2": 155 }
];
function MyItem(item) {
    var self = this;
    for (var val in item) {
      if (item.hasOwnProperty(val)) {
          self[val] = item[val];
      }
    }
 }
function extendMyItems() {
    MyItem.prototype.computedOne = function () {
        var input = this;
        return input.itemCount / input.val1;
    };
    MyItem.prototype.computedTwo = function () {
        var input = this;
        return input.val1 * input.val2;
    };
}
function getItems(input) {
    var ret = [];
    for (var i = 0; i < input.length; i++) {
        var item = new MyItem(input[i]);
        ret.push(item);
    }
    return ret;
}
function doIt() {
    Array.prototype.sortBy = function (property) {
        return this.sort(mySort(property));
    };
    extendMyItems();
    var sortList = [{ "sortKey": "Id", "sortOrder": "asc" },
                { "sortKey": "val1", "sortOrder": "asc" },
                { "sortKey": "val2", "sortOrder": "desc" },
                { "sortKey": "computedOne", "sortOrder": "desc", "isComputed": true },
                { "sortKey": "Id", "sortOrder": "desc" },
                { "sortKey": "computedTwo", "sortOrder": "asc", "isComputed": true }];
    // get the array of MyItem
    var myItems = getItems(rawData);
    for (var k = 0; k < sortList.length; k++) {
        myItems.sortBy(sortList[k]);
        // process the sorted items here (ranking/scoring, etc)
        for (var p = 0; p < myItems.length; p++) {
            console.log('Id: ' + myItems[p].Id + ' val1: ' + myItems[p].val1 + ' val2:                                ' + myItems[p].val2 + ' c1: ' + myItems[p].computedOne() + ' c2: ' +  myItems[p].computedTwo());
    }
}
function mySort(srt) {
    var so = srt.sortOrder == 'asc' ? 1 : -1;
    var key = srt.sortKey;
    var result = 0;
    console.log(srt.sortKey + ' ' + srt.sortOrder + ':');
    return function (a, b) {
        if (srt.isComputed) {
            // this seems like a hack - is there a better way to switch between property and function value????
            result = (a[key]() < b[key]()) ? -1 : (a[key]() > b[key]()) ? 1 : 0;
        } else {
            result = (a[key] < b[key]) ? -1 : (a[key] > b[key]) ? 1 : 0;
        }
        return result * so;
    };
    }
}