Source/Public/Sort-ObjectGraph.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS Sort object graph .DESCRIPTION Recursively sorts a object graph. .PARAMETER InputObject The input object that will be recursively sorted. > [!NOTE] > Multiple input object might be provided via the pipeline. > The common PowerShell behavior is to unroll any array (aka list) provided by the pipeline. > To avoid a list of (root) objects to unroll, use the **comma operator**: ,$InputObject | Sort-Object. .PARAMETER PrimaryKey Any primary key defined by the [-PrimaryKey] parameter will be put on top of [-InputObject] independent of the (descending) sort order. It is allowed to supply multiple primary keys. .PARAMETER MatchCase (Alias `-CaseSensitive`) Indicates that the sort is case-sensitive. By default, sorts aren't case-sensitive. .PARAMETER Descending Indicates that Sort-Object sorts the objects in descending order. The default is ascending order. > [!NOTE] > Primary keys (see: [-PrimaryKey]) will always put on top. .PARAMETER MaxDepth The maximal depth to recursively compare each embedded property (default: 10). #> function ConvertTo-SortedObjectGraph { [Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessage('PSUseApprovedVerbs', '')] [CmdletBinding(HelpUri='https://github.com/iRon7/ObjectGraphTools/blob/main/Docs/Sort-ObjectGraph.md')][OutputType([Object[]])] param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, ValueFromPipeLine = $True)] $InputObject, [Alias('By')][String[]]$PrimaryKey, [Alias('CaseSensitive')] [Switch]$MatchCase, [Switch]$Descending, [Alias('Depth')][int]$MaxDepth = [PSNode]::DefaultMaxDepth ) begin { $ObjectComparison = [ObjectComparison]0 if ($MatchCase) { $ObjectComparison = $ObjectComparison -bor [ObjectComparison]'MatchCase'} if ($Descending) { $ObjectComparison = $ObjectComparison -bor [ObjectComparison]'Descending'} # As the child nodes are sorted first, we just do a side-by-side node compare: $ObjectComparison = $ObjectComparison -bor [ObjectComparison]'MatchMapOrder' $PSListNodeComparer = [PSListNodeComparer]@{ PrimaryKey = $PrimaryKey; ObjectComparison = $ObjectComparison } $PSMapNodeComparer = [PSMapNodeComparer]@{ PrimaryKey = $PrimaryKey; ObjectComparison = $ObjectComparison } function SortRecurse([PSCollectionNode]$Node, [PSListNodeComparer]$PSListNodeComparer, [PSMapNodeComparer]$PSMapNodeComparer) { $NodeList = $Node.GetNodeList() for ($i = 0; $i -lt $NodeList.Count; $i++) { if ($NodeList[$i] -is [PSCollectionNode]) { $NodeList[$i] = SortRecurse $NodeList[$i] -PSListNodeComparer $PSListNodeComparer -PSMapNodeComparer $PSMapNodeComparer } } if ($Node -is [PSListNode]) { $NodeList.Sort($PSListNodeComparer) $Node.Value = @($NodeList.Value) } else { # if ($Node -is [PSMapNode]) $NodeList.Sort($PSMapNodeComparer) $Properties = [System.Collections.Specialized.OrderedDictionary]::new([StringComparer]::Ordinal) foreach($ChildNode in $NodeList) { $Properties[[Object]$ChildNode.Name] = $ChildNode.Value } # [Object] forces a key rather than an index (ArgumentOutOfRangeException) if ($Node -is [PSObjectNode]) { $Node.Value = [PSCustomObject]$Properties } else { $Node.Value = $Properties } } $Node } } process { $Node = [PSNode]::ParseInput($InputObject, $MaxDepth) if ($Node -is [PSCollectionNode]) { $Node = SortRecurse $Node -PSListNodeComparer $PSListNodeComparer -PSMapNodeComparer $PSMapNodeComparer } $Node.Value } } Set-Alias -Name 'Sort-ObjectGraph' -Value 'ConvertTo-SortedObjectGraph' -Scope Global |