I'd like to ask how could I sort an array of string per priority email domain?
For example, this is my priority list
1st: gmail.com
2nd: outlook.com
3rd: yahoo.com
4th: hotmail.com
5th: live.com
6th: Other Domain
So, if this is my string
const personalEmail = ['email@yahoo.com','email@live.com','email@other.com','email@gmail.com','email@outlook.com']
What are ways to achieve this?
You can store the order of the domains in an array, then in the sort callback, subtract the two domain's index in the array to determine precedence.
If one of the indexes is -1, sort the other item before the one whose domain wasn't in the array.
const domainPrecedence = ['gmail.com', 'outlook.com', 'yahoo.com', 'hotmail.com', 'live.com']
const personalEmail = ['email@yahoo.com', 'email@live.com', 'email@other.com', 'email@gmail.com', 'email@outlook.com']
const sorted = personalEmail.sort((a, b) => {
let index1 = domainPrecedence.indexOf(a.split('@')[1])
let index2 = domainPrecedence.indexOf(b.split('@')[1])
return index1 == -1 ? 1 : index2 == -1 ? -1 : index1 - index2;
})
console.log(sorted)This is assuming that other.com means it could by any other domain.
const priority = [
'gmail.com',
'outlook.com',
'yahoo.com',
'hotmail.com',
'live.com',
];
const personalEmail = [
'email@yahoo.com',
'email@live.com',
'lasvegas@baby.com',
'email@other.com',
'email@gmail.com',
'email@outlook.com',
];
console.log(
personalEmail.sort((a, b) => {
const firstIndex = priority.indexOf(a.split('@')[1]);
const secondIndex = priority.indexOf(b.split('@')[1]);
return (
(firstIndex === -1 ? 5 : firstIndex) -
(secondIndex === -1 ? 5 : secondIndex)
);
}),
);