This utility function is used to filter an array of json objects based on a criteria object. It was developed to be a generic filter that can be used on data produced from any API.
It requires an Object with criteria, and the Array of data objects.
// Example Criteria object
criteria: {
name: 'Kevin',
department: 'Business Systems'
}
// Example Data object
data: [{
name: 'Bob',
department: 'Programming'
}, {
name: 'Kate',
department: 'Finance'
}, {
name: 'Kevin',
department: 'Business Systems'
}]
// Using the filter, an array of just one object with the name of 'Kevin' and department of 'Business Systems' will be returned.IMPORTANT
The keys of every propery within the Criteria, must have a matching key property within the data object. There will be warnings in the console if you do not conform to this.
import filterByCriteria from 'filter-by-criteria'
function filteredData (criteria, dataArray) {
return filterByCriteria(criteria, dataArray)
}The default filtering should be sufficient for most cases, however if a certain property requires advanced filtering, there is the option to provide a custom function to the filter for that property key.
customFilter must be an Array of Objects with the following properties:
{
key: String,
filter: Function (criteria, item)
}Example:
function filteredData (criteria, dataArray) {
// Array of filter functions - defined with a property key that the filter applies to
const customFilter = [{
key: 'department',
filter: function (criteria, item) {
// Code your custom filter function here
// Must return Boolean
return criteria == item
}
}]
return filterByCriteria(criteria, items, customFilter)
}The above custom filter function will override the default filter function when filtering the 'department' property of all objects within the data array.
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