how convert lodash object (filter object) to the jquery's listview dynamicly










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as using answer of this topic for the first step
how to case insentive contain search with lodash



my next step is (my second goal) i use filter to return all the contain matches searched through json file. my goal is to iterate through all matches and convert each lodash object to order list item of jquery listViews with the specific css format.



 function search(data, term) 
return _.filter(data, function(x)
return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term)))


document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
const data = [ "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4", "title": "Zane Ziadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4", "title": "Darbast Azadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4", "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4", "title": "Mashaal" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4", "title": "Red Carpet" ]

var result = search(data, name); // <-- change to use the new search fn
if (!result)
console.log('Nothing found');
else
console.log('Go to ' + result.video_url);
var ind = 0;
listLength = result.length;
//FIXME
listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry)
ind++;
//FIXME
if (ind === 1)
return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
else
return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

).join('');
$("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

);


please note the first item in the listview has different stylesheet (has data-theme="b" parameter)
also please note because of hardware limitation i can't use ES6. please use jquery and pure javascript for your answers. you can use .map lodash or any other data types to convert with specific css.



please note my listview filled out dynamically from javascript code



 <input id='input' type='text' placeholder="Search term">
<ol id="listUl" data-role="listview" data-icon="false" style="margin-right: 5px;">









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    as using answer of this topic for the first step
    how to case insentive contain search with lodash



    my next step is (my second goal) i use filter to return all the contain matches searched through json file. my goal is to iterate through all matches and convert each lodash object to order list item of jquery listViews with the specific css format.



     function search(data, term) 
    return _.filter(data, function(x)
    return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term)))


    document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
    var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
    const data = [ "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4", "title": "Zane Ziadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4", "title": "Darbast Azadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4", "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4", "title": "Mashaal" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4", "title": "Red Carpet" ]

    var result = search(data, name); // <-- change to use the new search fn
    if (!result)
    console.log('Nothing found');
    else
    console.log('Go to ' + result.video_url);
    var ind = 0;
    listLength = result.length;
    //FIXME
    listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry)
    ind++;
    //FIXME
    if (ind === 1)
    return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
    else
    return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

    ).join('');
    $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

    );


    please note the first item in the listview has different stylesheet (has data-theme="b" parameter)
    also please note because of hardware limitation i can't use ES6. please use jquery and pure javascript for your answers. you can use .map lodash or any other data types to convert with specific css.



    please note my listview filled out dynamically from javascript code



     <input id='input' type='text' placeholder="Search term">
    <ol id="listUl" data-role="listview" data-icon="false" style="margin-right: 5px;">









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      as using answer of this topic for the first step
      how to case insentive contain search with lodash



      my next step is (my second goal) i use filter to return all the contain matches searched through json file. my goal is to iterate through all matches and convert each lodash object to order list item of jquery listViews with the specific css format.



       function search(data, term) 
      return _.filter(data, function(x)
      return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term)))


      document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
      var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
      const data = [ "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4", "title": "Zane Ziadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4", "title": "Darbast Azadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4", "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4", "title": "Mashaal" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4", "title": "Red Carpet" ]

      var result = search(data, name); // <-- change to use the new search fn
      if (!result)
      console.log('Nothing found');
      else
      console.log('Go to ' + result.video_url);
      var ind = 0;
      listLength = result.length;
      //FIXME
      listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry)
      ind++;
      //FIXME
      if (ind === 1)
      return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
      else
      return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

      ).join('');
      $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

      );


      please note the first item in the listview has different stylesheet (has data-theme="b" parameter)
      also please note because of hardware limitation i can't use ES6. please use jquery and pure javascript for your answers. you can use .map lodash or any other data types to convert with specific css.



      please note my listview filled out dynamically from javascript code



       <input id='input' type='text' placeholder="Search term">
      <ol id="listUl" data-role="listview" data-icon="false" style="margin-right: 5px;">









      share|improve this question
















      as using answer of this topic for the first step
      how to case insentive contain search with lodash



      my next step is (my second goal) i use filter to return all the contain matches searched through json file. my goal is to iterate through all matches and convert each lodash object to order list item of jquery listViews with the specific css format.



       function search(data, term) 
      return _.filter(data, function(x)
      return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term)))


      document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
      var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
      const data = [ "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4", "title": "Zane Ziadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4", "title": "Darbast Azadi" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4", "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4", "title": "Mashaal" , "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4", "title": "Red Carpet" ]

      var result = search(data, name); // <-- change to use the new search fn
      if (!result)
      console.log('Nothing found');
      else
      console.log('Go to ' + result.video_url);
      var ind = 0;
      listLength = result.length;
      //FIXME
      listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry)
      ind++;
      //FIXME
      if (ind === 1)
      return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
      else
      return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

      ).join('');
      $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

      );


      please note the first item in the listview has different stylesheet (has data-theme="b" parameter)
      also please note because of hardware limitation i can't use ES6. please use jquery and pure javascript for your answers. you can use .map lodash or any other data types to convert with specific css.



      please note my listview filled out dynamically from javascript code



       <input id='input' type='text' placeholder="Search term">
      <ol id="listUl" data-role="listview" data-icon="false" style="margin-right: 5px;">






      javascript jquery css json search






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          You are dealing with an array so you can use lodash isEmpty to check if it has any items in it. Also you do not need to use a separate counter to track the index since jquery map (and any map has the index as its 2nd argument).



          You can try something like this:



           function search(data, term) 
          return _.filter(data, function(x)
          return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term))
          )


          document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
          var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
          const data = [
          "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4",
          "title": "Zane Ziadi"
          ,
          "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4",
          "title": "Darbast Azadi"
          ,
          "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4",
          "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari"
          ,
          "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4",
          "title": "Mashaal"
          ,
          "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4",
          "title": "Red Carpet"
          ]

          var result = search(data, name);
          if (_.isEmpty(result))
          console.log('Nothing found');
          else
          listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry, i)
          if (i == 0)
          return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
          else
          return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

          ).join('');
          $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

          );


          You can see it working here






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            You are dealing with an array so you can use lodash isEmpty to check if it has any items in it. Also you do not need to use a separate counter to track the index since jquery map (and any map has the index as its 2nd argument).



            You can try something like this:



             function search(data, term) 
            return _.filter(data, function(x)
            return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term))
            )


            document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
            var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
            const data = [
            "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4",
            "title": "Zane Ziadi"
            ,
            "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4",
            "title": "Darbast Azadi"
            ,
            "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4",
            "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari"
            ,
            "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4",
            "title": "Mashaal"
            ,
            "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4",
            "title": "Red Carpet"
            ]

            var result = search(data, name);
            if (_.isEmpty(result))
            console.log('Nothing found');
            else
            listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry, i)
            if (i == 0)
            return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
            else
            return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

            ).join('');
            $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

            );


            You can see it working here






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              You are dealing with an array so you can use lodash isEmpty to check if it has any items in it. Also you do not need to use a separate counter to track the index since jquery map (and any map has the index as its 2nd argument).



              You can try something like this:



               function search(data, term) 
              return _.filter(data, function(x)
              return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term))
              )


              document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
              var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
              const data = [
              "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4",
              "title": "Zane Ziadi"
              ,
              "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4",
              "title": "Darbast Azadi"
              ,
              "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4",
              "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari"
              ,
              "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4",
              "title": "Mashaal"
              ,
              "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4",
              "title": "Red Carpet"
              ]

              var result = search(data, name);
              if (_.isEmpty(result))
              console.log('Nothing found');
              else
              listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry, i)
              if (i == 0)
              return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
              else
              return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

              ).join('');
              $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

              );


              You can see it working here






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                You are dealing with an array so you can use lodash isEmpty to check if it has any items in it. Also you do not need to use a separate counter to track the index since jquery map (and any map has the index as its 2nd argument).



                You can try something like this:



                 function search(data, term) 
                return _.filter(data, function(x)
                return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term))
                )


                document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
                var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
                const data = [
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Zane Ziadi"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4",
                "title": "Darbast Azadi"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Mashaal"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Red Carpet"
                ]

                var result = search(data, name);
                if (_.isEmpty(result))
                console.log('Nothing found');
                else
                listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry, i)
                if (i == 0)
                return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
                else
                return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

                ).join('');
                $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

                );


                You can see it working here






                share|improve this answer













                You are dealing with an array so you can use lodash isEmpty to check if it has any items in it. Also you do not need to use a separate counter to track the index since jquery map (and any map has the index as its 2nd argument).



                You can try something like this:



                 function search(data, term) 
                return _.filter(data, function(x)
                return _.includes(_.toLower(x.title), _.toLower(term))
                )


                document.getElementById('input').addEventListener('change', function()
                var name = document.getElementById('input').value;
                const data = [
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Zane_Ziadi_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Zane Ziadi"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/DarBastAzadiHQ.mp4",
                "title": "Darbast Azadi"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Cheghadr_Vaght_Dari_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Cheghadr Vaght Dari"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Mashaal_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Mashaal"
                ,
                "video_url": "http://63.237.48.3/ipnx/media/movies/Red_Carpet_HQ.mp4",
                "title": "Red Carpet"
                ]

                var result = search(data, name);
                if (_.isEmpty(result))
                console.log('Nothing found');
                else
                listHTML = $.map(result, function(entry, i)
                if (i == 0)
                return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" data-theme="b" style="padding-top:25px;padding-left: 15px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";
                else
                return "<li class="itemListClass" id="movieListId" style="padding-left: 15px;margin-left: 10px;line-height:70px"><a style="font-size:1.5em;" class="list" href='" + entry.video_url + "'>" + entry.title + "</a></li>";

                ).join('');
                $("#listUl").append(listHTML).listview("refresh").trigger('create');

                );


                You can see it working here







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