How do I merge three array of objects in javascript

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i have three array of objects like arr_1,arr_2 and arr_3 and i tried to merge all this three objects together but i am not getting what i try to want

JavaScript

const arr_1 = [
                {"user_id": "3","user_name": "Jack"},
                { "user_id": "4", "user_name": "Doe"}
              ];
const arr_2 = [
                {"user_id": "3","address": "New York" },
                {"user_id": "3","address": "California"},
                {"user_id": "4", "address": "Miami"},
                { "user_id": "4","address": "Turkey"}
              ];

const arr_3 = [
               { "user_id": "3","category_id": "3"},
               {"user_id": "3", "category_id": "4" },
               { "user_id": "4","category_id": "6" },
               { "user_id": "4","category_id": "7"}
             ];

////after merging this i want result like that 
const result = [
                  { "user_id": 3,"user_name": "Jack",
                    "address": ["New York","California"],
                    "category_id": ["3","4"]
                  },
                 { "user_id": 4, "user_name": "doe",
                   "address": ["Miami", "Turkey"],
                   "category_id": ["6","7"]
                 },
              ]
///// but m getting this 

result= [
                 { "user_id": 3,"user_name": "Jack",
                    "address": "New York",
                    "category_id": "3"
                  },
                { "user_id": 4,"user_name": "doe",
                    "address": "Miami",
                    "category_id": "6"
                  },

        ]

What I have tried:

const result = arr_1.map(t1 =>
               ({...t1, ...arr_2.find(t2 => t2.user_id === t1.user_id),
                 ...arr_3.find(t3=> t3.user_id=== t1.user_id)
                 }))

Posted 21-Jan-21 2:35am

omee_k

Updated 21-Jan-21 3:16am

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2021-01-21T03:16:00

The find[^] method returns the first matching object. To return all matching objects, use the filter[^] method instead.

You will also need to map the objects from your second and third arrays to extract the property you want, and specify a property name for the resulting arrays.

For example:

JavaScript

const result = arr_1.map(t1 => ({
    ...t1, 
    address: arr_2.filter(t2 => t2.user_id === t1.user_id).map(t2 => t2.address),
    category: arr_3.filter(t3=> t3.user_id=== t1.user_id).map(t3 => t3.category_id)
}));

Demo[^]