Estoy tratando de ordenar una matriz por varias cadenas, pero me quedo corto. ¿Es esto posible o es escribir algo a continuación el único para lograr esto?

no funciona:

 const colorArr = ["Red", "Blue", "Green"] const colorMap = colorArr.map((a) => a); const newArr = data.sort((a, b) => { return ( (a.credits.credit.value !== colorMap) - (b.credits.credit.value !== colorMap) ); }); console.log("newArr========", newArr)

Esto funciona, pero puede ser muy largo cuantas más condiciones...

 const data = [ { credits: { credit: { value: "Red", }, }, }, { credits: { credit: { value: "Blue", }, }, }, { credits: { credit: { value: "Green", }, }, }, { credits: { credit: { value: "Red", }, }, }, { credits: { credit: { value: "Red", }, }, }, { credits: { credit: { value: "Blue", }, }, }, ]; const nameActor = "Red"; const nameEp = "Blue"; const nameDirector = "Green"; const newArr = data.sort((a, b) => { return ( (a.credits.credit.value !== nameActor) - (b.credits.credit.value !== nameActor) || (a.credits.credit.value !== nameEp) - (b.credits.credit.value !== nameEp) || (a.credits.credit.value !== nameDirector) - (b.credits.credit.value !== nameDirector) ); });