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Cómo usar lodash para filtrar matrices y objetos

¿Hay una mejor manera para mí de codificar esto? El código actual funciona, pero estoy buscando una mejor manera de codificar. El código debe usar lodash. Me imagino que pueden ser una forma de filtrar donde no tengo que crear 2 filtros y luego unirlos

 const overwriteExisting = () => { // get data that does not have midiChannl = 5 const filtered1 = filter(data, function (o) { return o.midiChannl !== 5; }); // filter out everything that does not have same midiValue hello2 const filtered2 = filter(dataWithoutCurrentUUID, function (o) { return ( o.midiValue !== 'hello2'; ); }); const joinAll = concat(filtered1, filtered2); console.log(joinAll) } { midiType: 1, midiValue: "hello", midiChannl: 5 }, { midiType: 10, midiValue: "hello2", midiChannl: 4 }, { midiType: 100, midiValue: "hello2", midiChannl: 4 }, { midiType: 1000, midiValue: "hello4", midiChannl: 4 }
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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¿Funcionaría esto? No está claro si los filtros se aplican a la misma matriz de datos.

 const overwriteExisting = () => { // get data that does not have midiChannl = 5 and does not have same midiValue hello2 const filtered = filter(data, o => o.midiChannl !== 5 && o.midiValue !== 'hello2' ); console.log(filtered) }
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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