smart-table-filter


Takes a configuration object and returns a filter function operating on arrays. It will return a new array leaving the input array untouched. It work on nested property as well. For nodejs and browsers.

Installation

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`npm install --save smart-table-filter

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yarn add smart-table-filter

Usage

`Javascript
import filter from 'smart-table-filter';

const items = [{foo: 'bar', bar: {blah: 'woo'}},{foo: 'swe', bar: {blah: 'woo'}},{foo: 'sweet', bar: {blah: 'wat'}}];
const filterFunc = filter({foo: [{value: 'swe'}], 'bar.blah': [{operator: 'is', value: 'woo'}]});

const output = filterFunc(items)
// > [{foo: 'swe', bar: {blah: 'woo'}}]
`

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Predicate object definition keys will be a path to a property in your data items (you can use .(dot) for nested properties.
Values will be arrays containing the following properties:

* type: the type to force coercion of your data item values (and the predicate value).
* string
* boolean
* number
* date

If not provided input value and data item value are return as they are

* operator: the operator used to perform the check
* includes: check whether a string contains a substring (default)
* is: strict equality ( === )
* isNot: negation of "is" (!==)
* lt: lower than (<)
* gte: greater than or equal to (>=)
* gt: greater than (>)
* lte: lower than or equal to (<=)
* equals: loose equality (==)
* notEqualS: negation of "equals" (!=)
* anyOf: check whether a values belongs to a given set of values

* value: the value to be checked against

Contribute

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npm test

or

yarn test`

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Only bugs and must come with a running reproduction of the issue