normalize-array-number v1.0.0

normalize-array-number

normalize a numeric prop in an array between 0:100

Installation

npm install --save normalize-array-number

How it works

Given an array of objects, normalize a numeric property of each object between 0 and 100.

E.g.: [{n:2}, {n:4}, {n:0}] => [{n:50}, {n:100}, {n:0}]

You can customize min and max value, and you can optionally specify a number of decimal digits to round the values to. Array object are changed inplace.

Usage

  import normalize from 'normalize-array-number';
  const arr = [{n:2}, {n:4}, {n:0}];
  const result = normalize(arr, 'n');
  // result = [{n:50}, {n:100}, {n:0}]

API

normalize(arr, options)

• arr: REQUIRED array of objects to normalize

• options: REQUIRED either a string with the name of the property to normalize, or an object containing these properties:

  • prop: REQUIRED name of the property to normalize
  • min: value to assign to the minimum value encountered. Defaults to 0
  • max: value to assign to the maximum value encountered. Defaults to 100
  • round: number of decimal digits to round the values to, or false to avoid rounding. Defaults to false.

Return the same array received in input.

License

The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2015 Andrea Parodi