Filter Array By Nested Value That Meets Certain Condition In Vue
Solution 1:
You're filtering the engagements
based on them having 1 or more unanswered questions, but the v-for
is still rendering all questions inside those engagements.
WRONG: Add v-if="question.answered==0"
to the <li>
element to only show unanswered questions. (This is wrong practice, I found out: see lint error here. You should not use v-if
and v-for
on the same element.)
CORRECT:
In this case extend your filteredQuestions
computed value function to only return questions
without answers. (Now you are just filtering the engagements based on that, but still returning all of the questions.)
Your computed value function could be:
filteredQuestions() {
returnthis.engagements// Return a modified copy of engagements..
.map((engagement) => {
// ..with all answered questions filtered out..
engagement.questions = engagement.questions.filter((question) => question.answered === 0);
return engagement;
})
// ..and only return engagements that have (unanswered) questions left
.filter((engagement) => engagement.questions.length !== 0);
}
Solution 2:
The above option not work if you are trying to find the first level's array and nested item in array
For example engagements's name and questions sub item name because the filter will do the last match
If you are trying to find matches on nested array for example on names should do the next code
returnthis.content.filter((sub) => {
//for save the status
let show = false//find in nested: themes
sub.Themes = sub.Themes.filter((theme) => {
if (reg.test(theme.name)) {
show = truereturntrue
}
returnfalse
})
//if was finded match in themes show the subject or if the subject name match tooif (show === true || reg.test(sub.name)) {
returntrue
}
returnfalse
})
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