Filter JSON data with some column

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Hi All,

I have below json data.
I want to filter using url and skill and yyyy_mm column and create the new data in json format.

I have 2 requirements here:-
Using AND operator:
1). filter using url column, yyyy_mm & skills column, suppose if i pass url as http://google.com and skills = C# and yyyy_mm = 2017-12

Just like sql - where yyyy_mm = '2017-10' and skills = 'C#' and url like '%google.com%'. Then it should return me all matching data.

Using OR operator:
2). filter using url , yyyy_mm & skills column. So in this case whatever matching rows should be returned.

Just like sql - where yyyy_mm = '2017-12' and (skills = 'C#' OR skills = 'vb.net') and url like '%google.com%'. Then it should return me all matching data.

var tempData =[{"url":"http://google.com/shjj/player","yyyy_mm":"2017-12","skills":"C#","count":3},                    {"url":"http://google.com","yyyy_mm":"2017-12","skills":"C#","count":4}
{"url":"http://google.com/jkl/uop","yyyy_mm":"2017-10","skills":"C#","count":4},               {"url":"yahoo.com","yyyy_mm":"2017-12","skills":"vb.net","count":10},
{"url":"yahoo.com","yyyy_mm":"2017-11","skills":"vb.net","count":5},
{"url":"https://yahoo.com/player/fast","yyyy_mm":"2017-11","skills":"vb.net","count":6},

{"url":"google.com/lope/fgkl","yyyy_mm":"2017-10","skills":"vb.net","count":10},

{"url":"http://google.com/gog/blab","yyyy_mm":"2017-10","skills":"vb.net","count":11},
{"url":"yahoo.com","yyyy_mm":"2017-10","skills":"json","count":100}
{"url":"yahoo.com/onj/sfd","yyyy_mm":"2017-10","skills":"C#","count":200}]

What I have tried:

I tried with indexof method but how to apply or operator.

Posted 11-Jan-18 18:09pm

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Updated 11-Jan-18 19:11pm

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Answer 1 · 2018-01-11T19:11:00

try

function filter(data, url, skills, date) {
          url = url.toLowerCase();
          skills = skills.map(function (a) { return a.toLowerCase() });
          var result = [];
          for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) {
              var item = data[i];
              if (item.url.toLowerCase().indexOf(url) > -1)
                  if (item.yyyy_mm == date)
                      if (skills.indexOf(item.skills.toLowerCase()) > -1)
                          result.push(item);
          }
          return result;
      }

      var data1 = filter(tempData, 'google.com', 'C#', '2017-12')
      var data2 = filter(tempData, 'yahoo.com', ['C#', 'vb.net'], '2017-12')