/*
  Follow step by step instructions to complete these
  multiple challenges related to arrays.
*/

/*
  This require statement conveniently brings in the entire set of user profile
  data for you from a neighbouring file.

  You can imagine that this is your network api call delivering you data
*/
const profiles = require("./data/profileData");
const shaadiData = require("./data/shaadiData.json");



/*
  Challenge 1.1 - write a function that returns an array of fullnames i.e. each element is a string that has
  `title, first, last` instead of those separate fields
  Expected const profileNameArrays = ['fullnameOne', 'etc', 'etc'] <-- array of strings fullnames
*/
function returnFullName(object){
  return object.title + " " + object.first + " " + object.last
}

//var result = (profiles.map(a => a.name)).map(a => returnFullName(a))

//var result = (profiles.map(a => a.name)).map(a => (a.title) + " " + (a.first) +" " + (a.last))

var result = (profiles.map(a => (a.name.title) + " " + (a.name.first) + " " + (a.name.last)))

console.log(result)




//console.log(shaadiData);

/*
  Challenge 1.2 - write a function that returns an array that has users grouped by nationality
  Expected const usersGroupedByNationality = [
    {
      'BR': [{}, {}],
      'GB': [{}, {}],
      ...// users grouped by other countries
    }
  ]
  Note: This might feel super hard. Don't get stuck on it. Try it later
*/

var resultGroupByCountries = []

profiles.map(function(element){
  if (element.nat in resultGroupByCountries){
    var array = resultGroupByCountries[element.nat]
    array.push(element)
    resultGroupByCountries[element.nat] = array
  }else{
    resultGroupByCountries[element.nat] = [element]
  }
})

//console.log(JSON.stringify(resultGroupByCountries))

console.log(resultGroupByCountries)

/*
  Challenge 1.3 - write a function that returns a transformed array of profiles combined with photo data

  Start with this data
 */

const profilesData = [
  {
    profile: { id: "26144385", some: "more", other: "misc" },
    photo_details: {
      photos: [{ small: "bar-1", medium: "baz-1" }]
    }
  },
  {
    profile: { id: "26144334", some: "even", other: "some more" },
    photo_details: {
      photos: [
        { small: "bar-2", medium: "baz-2" },
        { small: "fizz-2", medium: "buzz-2" }
      ]
    }
  }
];

var resultNewData = []

profilesData.map(function(element){
    var newElement = new Object()
    newElement['id'] = element.profile.id;
    newElement['some'] = element.profile.some;
    newElement['other'] = element.profile.other;
    var photosArray = element.photo_details.photos
    var newPhotosArray = new Array()
    photosArray.map(function(photo){
      var photoObject = new Object()
      photoObject['small'] = photo.small
      photoObject['medium'] = photo.medium
      newPhotosArray.push(photoObject)
    })
    newElement['photos'] = newPhotosArray
    resultNewData.push(newElement)
})

resultNewData.map(element => console.log(element))

/* and then transform it into this shape:

const expected = [
  {
    id: "26144385",
    some: "more",
    other: "misc",
    photos: [
      {
        small: "bar-1",
        medium: "baz-1"
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    id: "26144334",
    some: "even",
    other: "some more",
    photos: [
      {
        small: "bar-2",
        medium: "baz-2"
      },
      {
        small: "fizz-2",
        medium: "buzz-2"
      }
    ]
  }
];

  Note: This might feel super hard. Don't get stuck on it. Try it later
*/