Here is the example, Please help with equivalent javascript code
array A = [{id: 1, name:'cat'},{id:2, name:'dog'},{id:3, name:'tiger'}];
array B = [{name:'cat'},{name:'dog'}];
result
expected = [{id: 1, name:'cat'},{id:2, name:'dog'}];
Need to filter Array A based on names available in array B
Similar to SQL where name in ('cat','dog').
Tried to use array.filter and indexOf !== -1
But not getting the expected result.
As the arrays grow bigger, it's probably better to build a lookup object, but a simple approach using Array.prototype.filter() and Array.prototype.some() could look as follows:
const a = [{id: 1, name:'cat'}, {id:2, name:'dog'}, {id:3, name:'tiger'}];
const b = [{name:'cat'}, {name:'dog'}];
const result = a.filter(x => b.some(y => x.name === y.name));
console.log(result);
const a = [{id: 1, name:'cat'}, {id:2, name:'dog'}, {id:3, name:'tiger'}];
const b = [{name:'cat'}, {name:'dog'}];
var res = a.filter((per)=>b.find((x)=>per.name===x.name))
console.log(res)