I have this JS object ( data will be diffrent , it's just for example )
{10: 0,
30: 2.5,
365: 15,
730: 25,
1095: 35}
Key is Days and value is percentage. Now if input is between 0 to 10 days then percentage will be 0, if between 11 to 30 days then percentage will be 2.5 if between 31 to 365 days then percentage will be 15 if 1100 days then 35
here is my code
days - > input
obj_data - object
jQuery.each(obj_data, function(key, val) {
if( days <= key ){
console.log(val);
return false;
}
});
return true
here how to get value if days are greater than to 1095
By adding a value that is higher than anything else for what's possible, you have a value you can check for. If that value is returned, get the "largest"/"last" value from the provided values.
In the example below I use concat to add the largest safe integer to the array, so the compare function keeps running.
If that value is returned, we know we didn't have a match, so we get the last value from the provided object.
let data = {10: 0,
30: 2.5,
365: 15,
730: 25,
1095: 35}
let days = [1,11,31,366,731,1096]
function find(day, obj)
{
let keys = Object.keys(obj);
result = keys.concat(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER).filter(key => {
return day <= key;
}).shift();
if(result === Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) {
result = keys.pop();
}
return obj[result];
}
days.forEach(day => console.log(day, " gets value:",find(day, data)))