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Cómo actualizar los datos en una matriz de base de datos de objetos mongodb

Estoy tratando de ordenar datos en una matriz de objetos. El problema es que no tengo ninguna propiedad de fecha, por lo que no puedo mostrar los datos más recientes,

Estoy tratando de ordenarlo de esta manera, pero no funciona.

 const filter2 = data.sort((a, b) => (a > b ? -1 : 1))

Aquí está mi ejemplo de datos

 const data = [ { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 1", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 2", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 3", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 4", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 4", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, ]
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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Puede hacerlo así si desea ordenarlo con respecto a la propiedad del objeto

 const data = [ { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 1", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 2", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 3", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 4", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, { _id: "6221943a03931299eb8c343b", title: "product 4", brand: "Beats", reg_price: "299", sale_price: "200", stock: "150", }, ] // sortProperty = '_id' | 'title' | 'brand' | 'reg_price' | 'sale_price' | 'stock' const sortFunc = (sortArr,sortProperty) => sortArr.sort((a,b) => a[sortProperty] - b[sortProperty]) console.log(sortFunc(data,'_id'))
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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