I have a list of appointments with a start time, an end time and the practitioner’s id.
const appointments = [
{
date: '2022-06-01',
start_time: '15:40:00',
end_time: '16:10:00',
id_professional: 2
},
{
date: '2022-06-01',
start_time: '16:30:00',
end_time: '16:50:00',
id_professional: 2
},
{
date: '2022-06-01',
start_time: '16:30:00',
end_time: '16:50:00',
id_professional: 3
},
];
I have filtered the appointments that belong to that professional, but now what I want to do is to be able to get the end time of the first appointment and the start time of the next appointment for further processing.
let timeAux = startTimeInSeconds;
professionalIds.forEach(professionalId => {
const appointmentsAux = appointments.filter(appointment => {
return appointment.id_professional === professionalId;
});
appointmentsAux.forEach(appointmentAux => {
const startTimeAux = appointmentAux.start_time;
const [startTimeAuxHours, startTimeAuxMinutes] = startTimeAux.split(':');
const startTimeAuxInSeconds = (parseInt(startTimeAuxHours) * 60 * 60 + parseInt(startTimeAuxMinutes) * 60);
const endTimeAux = appointmentAux.end_time;
const [endTimeAuxHours, endTimeAuxMinutes] = endTimeAux.split(':');
const endTimeAuxInSeconds = (parseInt(endTimeAuxHours) * 60 * 60 + parseInt(endTimeAuxMinutes) * 60);
if(endTimeAuxInSeconds > startTimeInSeconds){ //appointmen.end_time
// We need the following appointment to get its start_time and see if it fits the time.
//how do we get the next appointment?
if (endTimeAuxInSeconds - startTimeAuxInSeconds > startTimeInSeconds){
//insert cita
}
}
});
});
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Answer
forEach() has an index parameter you can use
appointmentsAux.forEach((appointmentAux, index) => {
const nextAppointment = appointmentsAux[index + 1];
if (nextAppointment) {
// do something with the next appointment's info
const nextStart = nextAppointment.start_time;
}
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