clojure sorting map values alphabetically by a keyword












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How would I sort



{
{:name "d" :id 2}
{:name "f" :id 3}
{:name "a" :id 1}
{:name "z" :id 9}
}


Alphabetically by name? Like this:



{
{:name "a" :id 1}
{:name "d" :id 2}
{:name "f" :id 3}
{:name "z" :id 9}
}









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    How would I sort



    {
    {:name "d" :id 2}
    {:name "f" :id 3}
    {:name "a" :id 1}
    {:name "z" :id 9}
    }


    Alphabetically by name? Like this:



    {
    {:name "a" :id 1}
    {:name "d" :id 2}
    {:name "f" :id 3}
    {:name "z" :id 9}
    }









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      How would I sort



      {
      {:name "d" :id 2}
      {:name "f" :id 3}
      {:name "a" :id 1}
      {:name "z" :id 9}
      }


      Alphabetically by name? Like this:



      {
      {:name "a" :id 1}
      {:name "d" :id 2}
      {:name "f" :id 3}
      {:name "z" :id 9}
      }









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      How would I sort



      {
      {:name "d" :id 2}
      {:name "f" :id 3}
      {:name "a" :id 1}
      {:name "z" :id 9}
      }


      Alphabetically by name? Like this:



      {
      {:name "a" :id 1}
      {:name "d" :id 2}
      {:name "f" :id 3}
      {:name "z" :id 9}
      }






      sorting clojure functional-programming






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      Kaisin LiKaisin Li

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          When in doubt, be sure to look at the Clojure CheatSheet.



          In this case just use sort-by



          (def data
          [{:name "d" :id 2}
          {:name "f" :id 3}
          {:name "a" :id 1}
          {:name "z" :id 9}])

          (sort-by :name data) =>
          ({:name "a", :id 1}
          {:name "d", :id 2}
          {:name "f", :id 3}
          {:name "z", :id 9})


          Note that I had to fix your data to use square brackets [...]






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          • Thanks! How would I sort this in descending order?

            – Kaisin Li
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:45











          • (sort-by :name #(compare %2 %1) data)

            – exupero
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:50






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            Or (sort-by :name > data) would sort in descending order

            – nakiya
            Nov 23 '18 at 3:06











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          When in doubt, be sure to look at the Clojure CheatSheet.



          In this case just use sort-by



          (def data
          [{:name "d" :id 2}
          {:name "f" :id 3}
          {:name "a" :id 1}
          {:name "z" :id 9}])

          (sort-by :name data) =>
          ({:name "a", :id 1}
          {:name "d", :id 2}
          {:name "f", :id 3}
          {:name "z", :id 9})


          Note that I had to fix your data to use square brackets [...]






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          • Thanks! How would I sort this in descending order?

            – Kaisin Li
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:45











          • (sort-by :name #(compare %2 %1) data)

            – exupero
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:50






          • 2





            Or (sort-by :name > data) would sort in descending order

            – nakiya
            Nov 23 '18 at 3:06
















          2














          When in doubt, be sure to look at the Clojure CheatSheet.



          In this case just use sort-by



          (def data
          [{:name "d" :id 2}
          {:name "f" :id 3}
          {:name "a" :id 1}
          {:name "z" :id 9}])

          (sort-by :name data) =>
          ({:name "a", :id 1}
          {:name "d", :id 2}
          {:name "f", :id 3}
          {:name "z", :id 9})


          Note that I had to fix your data to use square brackets [...]






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks! How would I sort this in descending order?

            – Kaisin Li
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:45











          • (sort-by :name #(compare %2 %1) data)

            – exupero
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:50






          • 2





            Or (sort-by :name > data) would sort in descending order

            – nakiya
            Nov 23 '18 at 3:06














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          2







          When in doubt, be sure to look at the Clojure CheatSheet.



          In this case just use sort-by



          (def data
          [{:name "d" :id 2}
          {:name "f" :id 3}
          {:name "a" :id 1}
          {:name "z" :id 9}])

          (sort-by :name data) =>
          ({:name "a", :id 1}
          {:name "d", :id 2}
          {:name "f", :id 3}
          {:name "z", :id 9})


          Note that I had to fix your data to use square brackets [...]






          share|improve this answer













          When in doubt, be sure to look at the Clojure CheatSheet.



          In this case just use sort-by



          (def data
          [{:name "d" :id 2}
          {:name "f" :id 3}
          {:name "a" :id 1}
          {:name "z" :id 9}])

          (sort-by :name data) =>
          ({:name "a", :id 1}
          {:name "d", :id 2}
          {:name "f", :id 3}
          {:name "z", :id 9})


          Note that I had to fix your data to use square brackets [...]







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          answered Nov 22 '18 at 21:19









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          • Thanks! How would I sort this in descending order?

            – Kaisin Li
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:45











          • (sort-by :name #(compare %2 %1) data)

            – exupero
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:50






          • 2





            Or (sort-by :name > data) would sort in descending order

            – nakiya
            Nov 23 '18 at 3:06



















          • Thanks! How would I sort this in descending order?

            – Kaisin Li
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:45











          • (sort-by :name #(compare %2 %1) data)

            – exupero
            Nov 22 '18 at 22:50






          • 2





            Or (sort-by :name > data) would sort in descending order

            – nakiya
            Nov 23 '18 at 3:06

















          Thanks! How would I sort this in descending order?

          – Kaisin Li
          Nov 22 '18 at 22:45





          Thanks! How would I sort this in descending order?

          – Kaisin Li
          Nov 22 '18 at 22:45













          (sort-by :name #(compare %2 %1) data)

          – exupero
          Nov 22 '18 at 22:50





          (sort-by :name #(compare %2 %1) data)

          – exupero
          Nov 22 '18 at 22:50




          2




          2





          Or (sort-by :name > data) would sort in descending order

          – nakiya
          Nov 23 '18 at 3:06





          Or (sort-by :name > data) would sort in descending order

          – nakiya
          Nov 23 '18 at 3:06




















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