Array.prototype.includes() 通配符选项？

Question

I have the following code which filters an array by tags (specifically 2 tags). It works well with word strings but I would like to add the ability to use some sort of wildcard. For example to filter all tags that start with "-" (my attempt at grouping the tags). Using this string here doesn't work. I have also tried using a regular expression eg. /^-/ but that doesn't work either.

I have discovered that Array.prototype.includes() differs from String.prototype.includes() in that it only captures whole "words" so that probably explains why it's not working but was I wondering if there was some way to do this?

 var cards = [ { cardId: 1001, tags: ["_easy", "-casual"], videoId: "rO5BVRK6KMo", }, { cardId: 1002, tags: ["_hard", "-polite"], videoId: "qK--SAlGD0Q", } ] var ReviewtagFilter = function() { let reviewsTagged = []; let tagLevel = "_easy"; let tagTopic = "-casual"; //***"-" doesn't work to get -casual & "-polite" //console.log("tagLevel: ", tagLevel + "tagTopic" , tagTopic) reviewsTagged = cards.filter( data => data.tags.includes(tagLevel) && data.tags.includes(tagTopic) ); console.log(reviewsTagged) }; ReviewtagFilter();

Answer 1

As others mentioned, you cannot use regex with Array.includes() . The simplest way would be to use a some() or every() (depending on what do you want to achieve) instead:

var ReviewtagFilter = function() {
  let reviewsTagged = [];
  let tagLevel = "_easy";  
  let tagTopic = /^-/; 

  reviewsTagged = cards.filter(
    data => data.some(tag => tag.match(tagTopic)) && data.tags.includes(tagLevel)
  );
  console.log(reviewsTagged)
};