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Steve
Steve

Reputation: 13

How to check value from one array if exists

I have 2 arrays. one is costHeadArray which is as

[
  {
   "label":"Flight",
   "value":"179daf5f-2f89-1d12-40a2-e91a6a732774"
  }
]

I am iterating response. My object value is as

{
  taxInvoiceId: "b1b4d9ec-f20c-4a33-94c1-af7589e7b15a", 
  enquiryId: "3db0b4a8-5ab1-4c31-861a-73df36205716", 
  costHeadId: "179daf5f-2f89-1d12-40a2-e91a6a732774", 
  costSheetId: "01edd4a1-f1ad-a836-3a19-3a28271f1b57", 
  ...
}

Now in same iteration, I need to check if costHeadArray value matches value in object. costHeadArray can have multiple json objects. only if value in costHeadArray matches with object then i need to enable flag. I tried using includes but it dont works . might be I am doing something wrong

My code

   this.airInvoiceService.getTaxInvoiceLog(this.enquiryId).subscribe(
            response => {
                this.taxInvoiceLogs.unshift(...response);
                for(const a of response) {
                    //   {taxInvoiceId: "b1b4d9ec-f20c-4a33-94c1-af7589e7b15a", enquiryId: "3db0b4a8-5ab1-4c31-861a-73df36205716", enquiryRefId: "MTPL-2021-000074", costHeadId: "179daf5f-2f89-1d12-40a2-e91a6a732774", costSheetId: "01edd4a1-f1ad-a836-3a19-3a28271f1b57", …}
                    console.log(a);
                
                   
                    //[{"label":"Flight","value":"e9bf7aa2-c730-8175-1cec-afcd239b0dff"}]
                   console.log(JSON.stringify(this.costHeadArray));

                   console.log(a.costHeadId);

                    if (Object.values(a).includes(this.costHeadArray)){
                        console.log('Gokul');
                    }

                    if (this.costHeadArray.includes(a.costHeadId)) {
                        console.log('Sam');
                        this.hideForm =  true;
                    }
                }

Upvotes: 0

Views: 63

Answers (2)

Suneel Kumar
Suneel Kumar

Reputation: 779

I have write simple script for you, please have a look, I hope it will help you

let costHeadArray = [
  {
   "label":"Flight",
   "value":"179daf5f-2f89-1d12-40a2-e91a6a732774"
  }
];

let myObject = {
  taxInvoiceId: "b1b4d9ec-f20c-4a33-94c1-af7589e7b15a", 
  enquiryId: "3db0b4a8-5ab1-4c31-861a-73df36205716", 
  costHeadId: "179daf5f-2f89-1d12-40a2-e91a6a732774", 
  costSheetId: "01edd4a1-f1ad-a836-3a19-3a28271f1b57", 
}


let hasCostHeadValue = costHeadArray.find(o => o.value == myObject.costHeadId) != null;

console.log(hasCostHeadValue);

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Update your method like this.

this.airInvoiceService.getTaxInvoiceLog(this.enquiryId).subscribe(
  response => {
    
    this.taxInvoiceLogs.unshift(...response);
    for(const a of response) {
      //   {taxInvoiceId: "b1b4d9ec-f20c-4a33-94c1-af7589e7b15a", enquiryId: "3db0b4a8-5ab1-4c31-861a-73df36205716", enquiryRefId: "MTPL-2021-000074", costHeadId: "179daf5f-2f89-1d12-40a2-e91a6a732774", costSheetId: "01edd4a1-f1ad-a836-3a19-3a28271f1b57", …}
      console.log(a);                
                   
      //[{"label":"Flight","value":"e9bf7aa2-c730-8175-1cec-afcd239b0dff"}]
      console.log(JSON.stringify(this.costHeadArray));

      console.log(a.costHeadId);
      
      let hasCostHeadValue = this.costHeadArray.find(o => o.value == a.costHeadId) != null;
      if(hasConstHeadValue){

      } else {

      }  

      // if (Object.values(a).includes(this.costHeadArray)){
         // console.log('Gokul');
      // }

      // if (this.costHeadArray.includes(a.costHeadId)) {
        // console.log('Sam');
        // this.hideForm =  true;
      //}
    }

Upvotes: 1

s.schleu
s.schleu

Reputation: 1361

Array.includes is comparing the array items by reference, not by value, thus:

For the array const values = [ {value: 1}, { value: 2} ]

  • values.includes(values[0]) will return true, because it re-uses the same {value:1}-object as the array and both objects have same reference ID.
  • values.includes({value: 1}) will return false, because the objects have the same content but different references.

You can use Array.findIndex instead:

const search = {value: 1};
const includes = values.findIndex(item => item.value === search.value) >= 0;

Upvotes: 0

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