Reputation: 1397
I need to convert a vector of maps like this:
[{:id 1 :parent nil :name "a"}
{:id 2 :parent 1 :name "b"}
{:id 3 :parent 2 :name "c"}
{:id 4 :parent 2 :name "d"}
{:id 5 :parent 4 :name "e"}]
to this:
[{:id 1
:parent nil
:name "a"
:nodes [{:id 2
:parent 1
:name "b"
:nodes [{:id 3
:parent 2
:name "c"}
{:id 4
:parent 2
:name "d"
:nodes [{:id 5 :parent 4 :name "e"}]}]}]}]
UPDATE:
As per requested so far I have this:
(defn enum [s]
(map vector (range) s))
(defn build-tree [tree current-path current-parent gr]
(if-let [nodes (gr current-parent)]
(let [current-path (conj current-path :nodes)
new-tree (assoc-in tree current-path nodes)]
(first
(for [[i node] (enum (get-in new-tree current-path))]
(build-tree new-tree (conj current-path i) (:id node) gr))))
tree))
(defn list->tree [ls]
(let [gr (group-by :parent ls)
root (first (gr nil))]
(build-tree root [] (:id root) gr)))
However I really doubt this is idiomatic + it is not working anyway (creates only first nodes, the rest are ignored). I also doubt that creating a tree is so hard. I really think that I am missing something.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 201
Reputation: 3418
You can either use an adjacency list or a recursive approach.
Both approaches are discussed in more detail as answers to this very similar question.
Upvotes: 1