1. Sorting of arrays. Array sorting can generally be solved using the sort() method.
var id=['001','010','005','006']; id.sort(); console.log(JSON.stringify(id));//["001","005","006","010"]
But there are many complex arrays that cannot be sorted directly in this way. However, we can sort by modifying the sort() method.
var goods_info=[ {barcode:"005", type: '食品', name: '方便面', price: '4.5', unit: '袋'}, {barcode:"000", type: '饮料', name: '可口可乐', price: '3', unit: '瓶'}, {barcode:"002", type: '水果', name: '苹果', price: '5.5', unit: '斤'}, {barcode:"001", type: '饮料', name: '雪碧', price: '3', unit: '瓶'}, {barcode:"004", type: '生活用品', name: '电池', price: '2', unit: '个'}, {barcode:"003", type: '水果', name: '荔枝', price: '15', unit: '斤'},]; goods_info.sort(function(a,b){ return a.barcode>b.barcode ? 1 : -1; }); console.log(JSON.stringify(goods_info));
Just like this example, you can sort.