Actual Code
//return arrayOfObjects.filter((object) => searchTags.every((tag) => Object.values(object).includes(tag)))
array of objects =
let searchTags= ['damiencbib','ADLs'];
{
"key": "ACCOR02a",
"type": "techreport",
"AUTHOR": "ACCORD",
"INSTITUTION": "ACCORD",
"KEYWORDS": "damiencbib adl",
"MONTH": "June",
"TITLE": "'Etat de l'art sur les Langages de Description d'Architecture (ADLs)",
"URL": "http://projects.infres.enst.fr/accord/",
"YEAR": "2002",
"BDSK-URL-1": "http://projects.infres.enst.fr/accord/"
},
{
"key": "ACM94b",
"type": "article",
"AUTHOR": "ACM",
"INSTITUTION": "ACM",
"JOURNAL": "Communications of the ACM",
"KEYWORDS": "scglib",
"MONTH": "May",
"NUMBER": "5",
"TITLE": "Reverse Engineering",
"VOLUME": "37",
"YEAR": "1994"
}
Expected result is only the first object in the array because it contains both 'damiencbib','ADLs' inside. Something is not working as expected for me, I was thinking to use Regex. Thank you in advance.
You need to check some value as well.
const
searchTags = ['damiencbib', 'ADLs'],
data = [{ key: "ACCOR02a", type: "techreport", AUTHOR: "ACCORD", INSTITUTION: "ACCORD", KEYWORDS: "damiencbib adl", MONTH: "June", TITLE: "'Etat de l'art sur les Langages de Description d'Architecture (ADLs)", URL: "http://projects.infres.enst.fr/accord/", YEAR: "2002", "BDSK-URL-1": "http://projects.infres.enst.fr/accord/" }, { key: "ACM94b", type: "article", AUTHOR: "ACM", INSTITUTION: "ACM", JOURNAL: "Communications of the ACM", KEYWORDS: "scglib", MONTH: "May", NUMBER: "5", TITLE: "Reverse Engineering", VOLUME: "37", YEAR: "1994" }],
result = data.filter(object => searchTags.every(tag => Object
.values(object)
.some(s => s.includes(tag))
));
console.log(result);.as-console-wrapper { max-height: 100% !important; top: 0; }