JavaScript

searchSubCategories() {

  const query = this.subCategoriesForm.controls["searchQuery"].value;
  if (query) {
    const results = this.model.SubCategories
      .find(q => q.Name.toLowerCase().includes(query.toLowerCase(), 0)
        || q.Description.toLowerCase().includes(query.toLowerCase(), 0));
    if (results) {
      const index = this.model.SubCategories.indexOf(results);
      this.model.SubCategories.splice(index, 1);
      this.model.SubCategories.unshift(results);
    }
  }
}

searchSubCategories() {
   if(this.subCategoriesForm.controls["searchQuery"].value){ 
      let query = this.subCategoriesForm.controls["searchQuery"].value.toLowerCase();

      this.model.searchResults = 
         this.model.SubCategories.map(sub => {
            if(sub.Name.toLowerCase().includes(query)){
               return {
                  subCategory: sub,
                  foundIn: 'name'
               }
            }

            if(sub.Description.toLowerCase().includes(query)){
               return {
                  subCategory: sub,
                  foundIn: 'description'
               };
            }
      });   

      this.model.searchResults.sort((a,b) => {
         // sort relevance based on if term is found in name or if in description
         if(a.foundIn !== b.foundIn){
            if(a.foundIn === 'name'){
               return -1
            }
            if(b.foundIn === 'name')
            {
               return 1;
            }
         }
         return 0;
      });
   }
}

Nathan Minier wrote:

Okay, the reason that you're getting one result is that everything that you're doing is intended to operate on only one element. Array.find(), for instance, is basically the JS version of .FirstOrDefault(). Array.indexOf() is a single element as well.

export interface SubCategorySearchResults {
  subCategory: SubCategories;
  foundIn: string;
}
export class SubCategories {
  Id: string;
  Name: string;
  Description: string;
  CreatedBy: string;
  CreatedOn: Date;
  UpdatedOn: Date;
  Selected: boolean;
}

// And produced this JSON

[{"subCategory":{"Id":"5d7fd71ef9a41e064ce3cbd9","Name":"Super Thick","Description":"Non moving gel","CreatedBy":"admin","CreatedOn":"2019-09-16T18:40:30.887Z","UpdatedOn":"2019-09-16T18:40:30.859Z","Selected":false},"foundIn":"Name"},{"subCategory":{"Id":"5d7fd63bf9a41e064ce3cbd8","Name":"Thick","Description":"Very Slow Moving Gels","CreatedBy":"admin","CreatedOn":"2019-09-16T18:36:43.762Z","UpdatedOn":"2019-09-16T18:36:43.718Z","Selected":false},"foundIn":"Name"},{"subCategory":{"Id":"5d7fd418f9a41e064ce3cbd6","Name":"Thin ","Description":"Fast moving","CreatedBy":"admin","CreatedOn":"2019-09-16T18:27:36.675Z","UpdatedOn":"2019-09-16T18:27:36.645Z","Selected":false},"foundIn":"Name"}]{

searchSubCategories2(): void {

  const query = this.subCategoriesForm.controls["searchQuery"].value.toLowerCase();
  if (query) {
    const results = this.model.SubCategories.map(sub => {
      if (sub.Name.toLowerCase().includes(query)) {
        return { subCategory: sub, foundIn: "Name" };
      }
      if (sub.Description.toLowerCase().includes(query)) {
        return { subCategory: sub, foundIn: "Description" };
      }
    });

    if (results) {
      results.sort((a, b) => {
        if (a.foundIn !== b.foundIn) {
          if (a.foundIn === "Name") { return -1; }
          if (b.foundIn === "Name") { return 1; }
        }
        return 0;
      });

      this.model.SubCategories = [];
      results.forEach(result => {
        this.model.SubCategories.push(result.subCategory);
      });

      console.log(JSON.stringify(results));
      console.log(JSON.stringify(this.model.SubCategories));
    }
  }
}

var obj1 = 2;
var obj2 = 2;
if(obj1 === obj2){
  alert('true');
} else {
  alert('False');
}

Member 14567950 wrote:

Please keep it in your mind that I am new.

Member 14567950 wrote:

codes in this tutorial-
https://markb.uk/building-a-simple-google-chrome-extension.html
But I don’t know related function I need to call.

wrote:

I have the same problem with you, hope someone could help this pout

return d

var sal = salary();

BobInNJ wrote:

it is evaluating to true

BobInNJ wrote:

2 < "12"