Swift 3 sort jsonArray [duplicate]

Question

please can you tell me how to sort (descending, ascending) multiple arrays of "BonusCard" in "bonusCardsArray" on the basis of its "currentPoints" values.

//Array to sort according to "currentPoints" 
var bonusCardsArray = [BonusCard]()

//basis class
class BonusCard {

  var companyName             : String
  var bonusCardDescription    : String
  var currentPoints           : Int
  var bonusCardType           : Int


  init(companyName: String, bonusCardDescription: String,    
  currentPoints: Int, bonusCardType: Int) {

      self.companyName = companyName
      self.bonusCardDescription = bonusCardDescription
      self.currentPoints = currentPoints
      self.bonusCardType = bonusCardType
  }
}

dfrib · Accepted Answer · 2017-02-09 10:38:10Z

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To sort in place (ascending order w.r.t. to the currentPoints property), make use of the sort(by:) method

bonusCardsArray.sort { $0.currentPoints < $1.currentPoints }

Or, to create a new array; the sorted version of the original one, make use of the sorted(by:) method

let sortedfBonusCardsArray = bonusCardsArray
    .sorted { $0.currentPoints < $1.currentPoints }

answered Feb 9, 2017 at 10:38

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Nikunj Damani · Accepted Answer · 2017-02-09 10:38:23Z

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you should write the following code.

for descending

bonusCardsArray.sorted({ $0. currentPoints > $1. currentPoints })
for ascending

bonusCardsArray.sorted({ $0. currentPoints < $1. currentPoints })

answered Feb 9, 2017 at 10:38

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Jim Over a year ago

Thanks a lot, mates. Could not imagine that a one-liner can do so much:-)

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