Use Case

Fairly new to Lodash/Underscore. The use case is to convert an array of objects into a hash map where one property is the key and the other property is the value. Common case of using this is converting a "link" object in a hypermedia response into a hash map of links.

Code

Below is the current code I have. toHashMap appears much more readable, but less efficient. toMap seems to have the best efficiency at the expense of readability. jsfiddle

function toHashMap(data, name, value) {
    return _.zipObject(_.pluck(data, name),
                       _.pluck(data, value));
}

function toMap(data, name, value) {
    return _.reduce(data, function(acc, item) {
        acc[item[name]] = item[value];
        return acc;
    }, {});
}

var data = [
    { rel: 'link1', href: 'url1'},
    { rel: 'link2', href: 'url2'},
    { rel: 'link3', href: 'url3'},
    { rel: 'link4', href: 'url4'},
];

console.log(toHashMap(data, 'rel', 'href'));

console.log(toMap(data, 'rel', 'href'));

Question

Is there a more elegant solution - i.e. both readable and efficient? I suspect that lodash might have a function to do this already, but I haven't found anything like this after looking at the API documentation.