这是另一个解决方案。按照要求。

我想创建一个新的汽车对象数组，由make分组:

function groupBy() {
  const key = 'make';
  return cars.reduce((acc, x) => ({
    ...acc,
    [x[key]]: (!acc[x[key]]) ? [{
      model: x.model,
      year: x.year
    }] : [...acc[x[key]], {
      model: x.model,
      year: x.year
    }]
  }), {})
}

输出:

console.log('Grouped by make key:',groupBy())

完全没有理由下载第三方库来解决这个简单的问题，就像上面的解决方案所建议的那样。

在es6中按特定键对对象列表进行分组的单行版本:

const groupByKey = (list, key) => list.reduce((hash, obj) => ({...hash, [obj[key]]:( hash[obj[key]] || [] ).concat(obj)}), {})

较长的版本过滤掉没有键的对象:

function groupByKey(array, key) { return array .reduce((hash, obj) => { if(obj[key] === undefined) return hash; return Object.assign(hash, { [obj[key]]:( hash[obj[key]] || [] ).concat(obj)}) }, {}) } var cars = [{'make':'audi','model':'r8','year':'2012'},{'make':'audi','model':'rs5','year':'2013'},{'make':'ford','model':'mustang','year':'2012'},{'make':'ford','model':'fusion','year':'2015'},{'make':'kia','model':'optima','year':'2012'}]; console.log(groupByKey(cars, 'make'))

注意:原来的问题似乎是问如何按制造商对汽车进行分组，但省略了每组中的制造商。因此，如果没有第三方库，简单的回答是这样的:

const groupByKey = (list, key, {omitKey=false}) => list.reduce((hash, {[key]:value, ...rest}) => ({...hash, [value]:( hash[value] || [] ).concat(omitKey ? {...rest} : {[key]:value, ...rest})} ), {}) var cars = [{'make':'audi','model':'r8','year':'2012'},{'make':'audi','model':'rs5','year':'2013'},{'make':'ford','model':'mustang','year':'2012'},{'make':'ford','model':'fusion','year':'2015'},{'make':'kia','model':'optima','year':'2012'}]; console.log(groupByKey(cars, 'make', {omitKey:true}))

Var汽车= [{ :“奥迪”, 模型:“r8”, :“2012” },{ :“奥迪”, 模型:“生活费”, :“2013” },{ :“福特”, 模型:“野马”, :“2012” },{ :“福特”, 模型:“融合”, :“2015” },{ :“克钦独立军”, 模型:“最佳状态”, :“2012” })。Reduce ((r, car) => { const { 模型中, 一年, 使 } =汽车; R [make] =[…]R [make] || []， { 模型中, 一年 }); 返回r; }, {}); console.log(汽车);

我制定了一个基准测试不使用外部库的每个解决方案的性能。

JSBen.ch

由@Nina Scholz发布的reduce()选项似乎是最佳选项。

您可以尝试在调用per iteration的函数中修改对象_。groupBy func。 注意，源数组改变了它的元素!

var res = _.groupBy(cars,(car)=>{
    const makeValue=car.make;
    delete car.make;
    return makeValue;
})
console.log(res);
console.log(cars);

Prototype version using ES6 as well. Basically this uses the reduce function to pass in an accumulator and current item, which then uses this to build your "grouped" arrays based on the passed in key. the inner part of the reduce may look complicated but essentially it is testing to see if the key of the passed in object exists and if it doesn't then create an empty array and append the current item to that newly created array otherwise using the spread operator pass in all the objects of the current key array and append current item. Hope this helps someone!.

Array.prototype.groupBy = function(k) {
  return this.reduce((acc, item) => ((acc[item[k]] = [...(acc[item[k]] || []), item]), acc),{});
};

const projs = [
  {
    project: "A",
    timeTake: 2,
    desc: "this is a description"
  },
  {
    project: "B",
    timeTake: 4,
    desc: "this is a description"
  },
  {
    project: "A",
    timeTake: 12,
    desc: "this is a description"
  },
  {
    project: "B",
    timeTake: 45,
    desc: "this is a description"
  }
];

console.log(projs.groupBy("project"));