I currently have several objects like so:
// not correct syntax just showing what members is
const members = "-Lz8YxIL-XJotORQ3Bk1": Object {
"address": "14539 Fasdfadsfrd Ave",
"bDay": "10/01/2004",
"city": "Norwalk",
"email": "wasdfsadfga2@yahoo.com",
"first": "Frank",
}, ...
I also have an object with a few UIDs like so:
const attendanceGroup.members = {
"-MxQvetKWRGNVO6EWIko": "-Lz8YxHiwp8QZW3TqAFn",
"-MxSvxI-D53qlXtp1nzT": "-Lz8YxHiwp8QZW3TqAFn",
}
I would like to get the object returned of each object where the uid matches. I'm doing it like so:
const groupMembers = Object.keys(members).filter(item => {
return Object.values(attendanceGroup.members).includes(item);
});
But this only returns the keys of the matching uid. I would like the whole object. How can I accomplish this?
Object.entries will give you the key, value pairs:
const attendanceGroupMembers = new Set(Object.values(attendanceGroup.members));
const groupMembers = Object.entries(members)
.filter(([key]) => attendanceGroupMembers.has(key))
.map(([_, members]) => members);