针对另一个对象过滤对象数组

Question

I have an array of objects that i need to filter by a certain criteria. I'm having trouble figuring out the logic for the if statement within the for loop. I've attached a code snippet where you can adjust the criteria and see the problem I'm trying to solve. Any thoughts or advice are greatly appreciated, thanks!

With the following criteria I should only end up with 1 found item in my foundItems array:

const criteria = {
    title: 'title',
    character: 'Z',
    type: ['second'],
};

This should(and does) return all three items:

const criteria = {
    title: 'title',
    character: '',
    type: [],
};

This should return the first two items:

const criteria = {
    title: 'title',
    character: 'R',
    type: [],
};

This should return all three items:

const criteria = {
    title: '',
    character: '',
    type: ['first','second'],
};

 const data = [ { label: { title: 'A title', }, character: 'R', type: 'first', }, { label: { title: 'Another title', }, character: 'R', type: 'second', }, { label: { title: 'A more interesting title', }, character: 'Z', type: 'second', }, ]; const criteria = { title: 'title', character: 'Z', type: ['second'], }; const createRegEx = (value) => { const regex = value .split(' ') .filter(Boolean) .map((word) => `(?=^.*${word})`) .join(''); return new RegExp(regex, 'i'); } const foundItems = []; for (let i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { const item = data[i]; if ( item.label.title.match(createRegEx(criteria.title)) || item.character === criteria.character || criteria.type.includes(item.type) ) { foundItems[foundItems.length] = item; } } console.log(foundItems); 

Answer 1

This demonstrates what I believe to be your intent. Please let me know if it needs to be corrected. I took some liberty to simplify the code a bit but I didn't know if the use of regex was a requirement.

The filter method applies a filter against each data element, if the filter criteria , to coin a phrase, match, returning true retains the element.

The ternary operators are necessary to determine if an input is relevant to the match. if empty then data is not filtered on that criteria.

This last point is what I believe you were missing:

 const data = [ { label: { title: 'A title', }, character: 'R', type: 'first', }, { label: { title: 'Another title', }, character: 'R', type: 'second', }, { label: { title: 'A more interesting title', }, character: 'Z', type: 'second', }, ]; const criteria = { title: '', character: 'R', type: ['second'], }; const foundItems = data.filter(item=>{ let t = (criteria.title.length) ? item.label.title.includes(criteria.title) : true; let c = (criteria.character.length) ? item.character === criteria.character : true; let p = (criteria.type.length) ? criteria.type.includes(item.type) : true; return t && c && p; }); console.log(foundItems);