# Sort survey answers by mood and problem

Place every answer between unhappy and happy, then name what went wrong. `score` places them. `tag` names the problem.

*Three answers are unhappy. Each prints beside its tag: price, bugs, and speed. The happy answer drops out.*

```
mood="How happy is this answer?"
moods=(
  "Unhappy."
  "Neutral."
  "Happy."
)
problem="What is wrong here?"
problems=(
  price
  speed
  bugs
)

cat <<'EOF' |
Too expensive for what it does.
The app crashes when I upload a file.
Reports take a full minute to load.
Everything works and the reports are quick.
EOF
thinkthen score "$mood" "${moods[@]}" --batch 1 --lines |
jq -r 'select(.value < 1) | .input' |
thinkthen tag "$problem" "${problems[@]}" \
  --batch 1 --lines |
jq .
```

*Output*

```
{
  "input": "Too expensive for what it does.",
  "value": [
    "price"
  ]
}
{
  "input": "The app crashes when I upload a file.",
  "value": [
    "bugs"
  ]
}
{
  "input": "Reports take a full minute to load.",
  "value": [
    "speed"
  ]
}
```

*exit 0*

## The functions it uses

- [score](/functions/score/): Place the evidence on a scale you name.

- [tag](/functions/tag/): Name every label that fits.

On GitHub: [github.com/botassembly/thinkthen](https://github.com/botassembly/thinkthen)