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json.pivot
*What:*
A JavaScript function for performing "pivot table"-like operations on JSON data.
*How:*
call pivot(data, rowNames, columnNames, userOptions)
data - an array of *homogeneous json objects. (* at least share some common fields that we're interested in)
rowNames - an array of property names, each one is a property of all objects in data
colNames - an array of property names, each one is a property of all objects in data
(colNames and rowNames should not contain any similar values)
userOptions - to be documented later. leave it null or peek at the code
Example:
var data = [
{subject : 1, day : 1, value : 31.25, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 1, day : 2, value : 31.25, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 1, day : 3, value : 33.12, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 2, day : 1, value : 25.87, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 2, day : 2, value : 26.63, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 2, day : 3, value : 26.00, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 3, day : 1, value : 23.75, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 3, day : 2, value : 26.13, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 3, day : 3, value : 24.87, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 4, day : 1, value : 28.75, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 4, day : 2, value : 29.63, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 4, day : 3, value : 29.87, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 5, day : 1, value : 24.50, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 5, day : 2, value : 28.63, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 5, day : 3, value : 28.37, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 6, day : 1, value : 31.25, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 6, day : 2, value : 30.63, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 6, day : 3, value : 29.37, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 7, day : 1, value : 25.50, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 7, day : 2, value : 23.87, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 7, day : 3, value : 24.00, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 8, day : 1, value : 28.50, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 8, day : 2, value : 27.87, treatment : 'C' },
{subject : 8, day : 3, value : 30.12, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 9, day : 1, value : 25.13, treatment : 'A' },
{subject : 9, day : 2, value : 27.00, treatment : 'B' },
{subject : 9, day : 3, value : 24.63, treatment : 'C' }
];
var result = pivot(data, ['subject'], ['day','treatment'], {});
result is an array of rows, of columns of data.
In this case, rows are sorted by subject, columns are sorted by day, then treatment.
result.rowHeaders containes information about the row headers.
result.columnHeaders containes information about the column headers.
result[row][column] will return undefined if no data exists in that slot,
otherwise it will contain an array of all data that fell in that slot.
Something like this is perfectly legal too:
var result = pivot(data, ['treatment'], [], {});
It aggregates/sorts the data based on treatment.
-Mark Bolusmjak