Jalil David Salamé Messina
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This allows us to analyze the report more easily. There is experimental support for comparing against a base report, but we don't expose that functionality to the action.
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20 lines
889 B
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# Calculate the change in percentage of a nummeric key
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#
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# Where .[0] is the new value, and .[1] is the old value
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def calc_change($key):
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. as $input | $input[1][$key] - $input[0][$key];
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# Calculate the change in percentage for multiple keys
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#
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# Returns an array of {"key": $key, "value": change%}
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def keys_change_perc($keys):
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. as $input | $keys | map(. as $key | $input | {"key": $key, "value": . | calc_change($key)});
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# For a set of keys, calculate the change percentage and return it as
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# "\($key)Change" = $value in the original object.
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def set_change_perc($keys):
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. as $input | reduce keys_change_perc($keys)[] as $change ($input[0]; .["\($change.key)Change"] = $change.value);
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# Bring everything together
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reduce .[] as $x ({}; . as $acc | reduce ($x | keys[]) as $key ($acc; .[$key] |= . + $x[$key])) |
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map_values(group_by(.name) | map(set_change_perc(["size", "narSize"])))
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