I have 2 arrays of string and 1 array of objects. I need to filter based on 2 arrays of string. how can I achieve this?
let profissionals = [
{state:'ap',type:'maths',price:200},
{state:'ap',type:'english',price:400},
{state:'ka',type:'social',price:200},
{state:'ts',type:'english',price:200},
{state:'ap',type:'maths',price:500},
{state:'ka',type:'maths',price:600},
{state:'ts',type:'english',price:200},
{state:'kl',type:'english',price:100},
{state:'kl',type:'english',price:300},
{state:'ap',type:'social',price:200},
{state:'gj',type:'english',price:600},
{state:'kl',type:'social',price:600}
]
let typeList=['maths','social'];
let stateList=['ap','ka'];
the output should be like this
fliteredlist = [
{state:'ap',type:'maths',price:200},
{state:'ap',type:'maths',price:500},
{state:'ka',type:'maths',price:600},
{state:'ap',type:'social',price:200},
{state:'ka',type:'social',price:200},
]
You can use Array.filter()
:
let profissionals = [ {state:'ap',type:'maths',price:200}, {state:'ap',type:'english',price:400}, {state:'ka',type:'social',price:200}, {state:'ts',type:'english',price:200}, {state:'ap',type:'maths',price:500}, {state:'ka',type:'maths',price:600}, {state:'ts',type:'english',price:200}, {state:'kl',type:'english',price:100}, {state:'kl',type:'english',price:300}, {state:'ap',type:'social',price:200}, {state:'gj',type:'english',price:600}, {state:'kl',type:'social',price:600} ] let typeList=['maths','social']; let stateList=['ap','ka']; let output = profissionals.filter(({type, state}) => (typeList.length === 0 || typeList.includes(type)) && (stateList.length === 0 || stateList.includes(state))); console.log(output);
profissionals.filter(({state, type}) => stateList.includes(state) && typeList.includes(type));
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