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deep-level-backlog-filters
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Search through object properties recursively at any level.
This project is simple javascript code for deep searching i.e., when input (array or object) is nested then it search for all the elements that matches the keyword and returns filtered data.
This is basic js code can be implemented in frontend or backend.
Install NPM packages
npm i deep-level-backlog-filters
1- import 'deep-level-backlog-filters'
import deepSearching from 'deep-level-backlog-filters';
2- Input
Attribute | Description |
---|---|
data | array in which we have to perform searching |
filterData | search string example {workItem: 'US-', searchingKeyword: '', unScored: true, epicId:10, teamId: 20, status: 'to-do'} |
Replacements | |
{ | |
workItem: 'externalKey', | |
owner: 'userId', | |
status: 'progress', | |
} |
let filteredData = deepSearching({workItem: 'US-'}, nestedArray, replacements);
import deepSearching from 'deep-level-backlog-filters';
filteredData = deepSearching( {
workItem: 'US-',
searchingKeyword: '',
unScored: true,
epicId:10,
teamId: 20,
status: 'to-do'
}, data, {
workItem: 'externalKey',
owner: 'userId',
status: 'progress'
});
FAQs
Search through object properties recursively at any level.
The npm package deep-level-backlog-filters receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, deep-level-backlog-filters popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that deep-level-backlog-filters demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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