Nrthugu

How do we write code in a functional manner inside Javascript?

So what I initially did was something like this

render ()  {



    if (!this.props.mainListFetching && !this.props.mainListError) {

      let testData = this.sortAmountPledgingMaximumOrMinimum(this.props.mainList, "maximum")

      console.log(testData) //Coming out to be undefined

        this.sortTypeTownOrCountry(this.props.mainList)

        this.sortPercentHighestOrLeast(this.props.mainList)



    }

this calls the following function

 sortPercentHighestOrLeast = (data, type) => {

       data.sort((a, b) => {

           if (type == "maximum") {

            return (

                a["percentage.funded"] - b["percentage.funded"]

            )

        } else {

            return (

                b["percentage.funded"] - a["percentage.funded"]

            )

        }

     }) 

     console.log(data)

     return data

}

I was expecting the result from the above function will be saved in my testData variable but when I console.log, it is coming out to be undefined.

My console.log(data) is printing result in console which confirms that function is executing and data isn't undefined?

[Update:] I have also tried this (since Js is async)

 let testData =  this.sortAmountPledgingMaximumOrMinimum(this.props.mainList, "maximum", (data) => {

            console.log("anything") //Doesn't log anything

          })

Assuming funded is a nested property of percentage, you could move the check of the condition a step ahead because you check for each sorting iteration.

sortPercentHighestOrLeast = (data, type) => data.sort(type => type === "maximum"

    ? (a, b) => a.percentage.funded - b.percentage.funded

    : (a, b) => b.percentage.funded - a.percentage.funded

);