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How to compare values of two objects in Angular

I am pushing row dynamically on add new button click in my form. The new data will be added in oldData array in the form of object.

I want to match all values of newData object with oldData array, if newData object with same values is available in oldData array of objects, Then code will console error else it push the row.

Can anyone please help me to make my function working.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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I do it like this:

private allElementExists(newData: any[], oldData: any[]): boolean {
    for (const item of newData) {
        var verifyItem = oldData.find(x => x.id === item.id);
        if (verifyItem === undefined) {
            return false;
        }
    }
    return true;
}

Here you have a function that compares the two objets as you putted in your question

Here is an example in stackblitz using this function

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-xscnkf?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.html

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report

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If oldData keeps several objects, you can do: if(!oldData.includes(newData))

EDIT 1 (for original code in description): if both are just single objects, simple comparison will do: if(oldData! = newData)

EDIT 2 (for edited code in description):

addNewType(rowdata) {
    const newData = JSON.stringify(rowdata.value);
    const oldData = JSON.stringify(this.items.value);
    if(oldData.includes(newData)){
        console.log('This element already exists in the detail list');
    }
    else this.addItem(this.createItem(null));           
}

EDIT 3: if oldData has newData at least twice

addNewType(rowdata) {
    const newData = JSON.stringify(rowdata.value);
    const oldData = JSON.stringify(this.items.value);
    if((oldData.split(newData).length - 1) >= 2){
        console.log('This element already exists in the detail list at least TWICE');
    }
    else this.addItem(this.createItem(null));           
}

or:

addNewType(rowdata) {
    const newData = JSON.stringify(rowdata.value);
    const oldData = JSON.stringify(this.items.value);
    let newReg= new RegExp(newData, "g");
    if((oldData.match(newReg) || []).length >= 2){
        console.log('This element already exists in the detail list at least TWICE');
    }
    else this.addItem(this.createItem(null));           
}
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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