Let's say I have an array of userIds
const userIds = ['1234', '3212', '1122']
And then I have an array of objects
const arrayOfObjects = [
{
_source: {itemId: ['1234'] }
},
{
_source: {itemId: ['3212'] }
},
{
_source: {itemId: ['1111'] }
}
]
I want to filter my array of objects by matching ids to the userIds array
arrayOfObjects.filter(item => item._source.itemId === "what goes here?")
尝试这个
arrayOfObjects.filter(item => userIds.includes(item._source.itemId[0]))
Array.prototype.includes
isn't supported by Internet Explorer. If you want a cross browser solution you could use Array.prototype.filter
and Array.prototype.indexOf
methods:
const userIds = ['1234', '3212', '1122']; const arrayOfObjects = [{ _source: { itemId: ['1234'] } }, { _source: { itemId: ['3212'] } }, { _source: { itemId: ['1111'] } } ]; const filtered = arrayOfObjects.filter(o => userIds.indexOf(o['_source'].itemId[0]) > -1); console.log(filtered)
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