Sort in Arrays in ECMAScript

Product Class

Create new Javascript file named product.js. This file contains code demo as below:

class Product {

    constructor(id, name, price, quantity) {
        this.id = id;
        this.name = name;
        this.price = price;
        this.quantity = quantity;
    }

    toString() {
        return 'Id: ' + this.id + '\nName: ' + this.name + '\nPrice: ' + this.price + '\nQuantity: ' + this.quantity;
    }

    total() {
        return this.price * this.quantity;
    }

}

module.exports = Product;

Create Index

Create new Javascript file named index.js. This file contains code demo as below:

let Product = require('./product');

let product1 = new Product("p01", "name 1", 4, 2);
let product2 = new Product("p02", "name 2", 11, 3);
let product3 = new Product("p03", "name 3", 7, 8);

let products = [ product1, product2, product3 ];

console.log('Ascending Order');
products.sort((p, q) => p.price - q.price >= 0)
        .forEach(function (product, index) {
            console.log(product.toString());
            console.log('Total: ' + product.total());
            console.log('------------------------');
        });

console.log('Descending Order');
products.sort((p, q) => p.price - q.price <= 0)
        .forEach(function (product, index) {
            console.log(product.toString());
            console.log('Total: ' + product.total());
            console.log('------------------------');
        });

Output

Use node index.js statement run code demo

Ascending Order
Id: p01
Name: name 1
Price: 4
Quantity: 2
Total: 8
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Id: p03
Name: name 3
Price: 7
Quantity: 8
Total: 56
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Id: p02
Name: name 2
Price: 11
Quantity: 3
Total: 33
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Descending Order
Id: p02
Name: name 2
Price: 11
Quantity: 3
Total: 33
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Id: p03
Name: name 3
Price: 7
Quantity: 8
Total: 56
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Id: p01
Name: name 1
Price: 4
Quantity: 2
Total: 8
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