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I'm trying to sum values from objects. I have array of arrays of objects.

(7) [Array(5), Array(29), Array(32), Array(20), Array(10), Array(1), Array(1)]

need to sum "quantity" value from each array's object separately, eg.:

1: Array(29)
  0:
    id: "PXvWizOLCPbHCUzHxUoK"
    productName: "someProduct"
    productPrice: "146"
    quantity: 3
  1:
    id: "PXvWizOLCPbHCUzHxUoK"
    productName: "someProduct"
    productPrice: "156"
    quantity: 7 
   etc...

in other words, need to get total sum of "quantity" for all objects in array[1], array[2]...

Some attempts:

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let quantityOfProduct = arrayOfArraysOfObjects[0].reduce((acc, current) => {
    return{
        quantity: acc.quantity + current.quantity
    }
})

2)

let result:any = []
arrayOfArraysOfObjects[0].reduce((acc, current) => {
    result.push({[current.id]: acc.quantity +current.quantity})
})

with above attempts get error "reduce is not define", also I'm using Typescript.

Any suggestion or idea?

Thank You in advance.

3 Answers 3

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Just use map and reduce:

const quantities = arrayOfArraysOfObjects.map(a => a.reduce((acc, { quantity }) => acc + +quantity, 0));
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let res = 0;
arr.forEach((data1,index,arr)=>{
    data1.forEach(({qunt})=>{
        res+=qunt
    })
})
console.log(res)

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Consider arrayOfArraysOfObjects is the name of the variable. You need to use map() on main array and get sum of each array using reduce()

let res = arrayOfArraysOfObjects.map(x => x.reduce((ac,a) => ac + a.quantity,0));

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