I have an array such as :

const cars = [
  { id: 23423, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'volvo', doors: 4, color: 'gray' },
  { id: 97456, brand: 'citroen', doors: 4, color: 'black' },
  { id: 45784, brand: 'dodge', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'ferrari', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23522, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'blue' }
];

Here i have a list of ids such as : [45784, 23522]

I'd like to find the best way using map, filter or reduce to retrieve the items in the first array using the ids array.

Thanks

I have an array such as :

const cars = [
  { id: 23423, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'volvo', doors: 4, color: 'gray' },
  { id: 97456, brand: 'citroen', doors: 4, color: 'black' },
  { id: 45784, brand: 'dodge', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'ferrari', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23522, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'blue' }
];

Here i have a list of ids such as : [45784, 23522]

I'd like to find the best way using map, filter or reduce to retrieve the items in the first array using the ids array.

Thanks

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• 1 how do you define "best way" – zfrisch Commented Mar 28, 2018 at 15:05

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You could filter by using Array#includes.

This proposal uses a destructuring assignment for the id property of the object.

var cars = [{ id: 23423, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'red' }, { id: 23452, brand: 'volvo', doors: 4, color: 'gray' }, { id: 97456, brand: 'citroen', doors: 4, color: 'black' }, { id: 45784, brand: 'dodge', doors: 2, color: 'red' }, { id: 23452, brand: 'ferrari', doors: 2, color: 'red' }, { id: 23522, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'blue' }],
    ids = [45784, 23522],
    result = cars.filter(({ id }) => ids.includes(id));

console.log(result);

Simple as:

const 
  cars = [
  { id: 23423, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'volvo', doors: 4, color: 'gray' },
  { id: 97456, brand: 'citroen', doors: 4, color: 'black' },
  { id: 45784, brand: 'dodge', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'ferrari', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23522, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'blue' }
],
  ids = [45784, 23522];

let arr = cars.filter(elem => ids.includes(elem.id));

console.log(arr);

Convert a Set from the ids array, and use Array.filter() to take only items that exist in the Set:

const cars = [
  { id: 23423, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'volvo', doors: 4, color: 'gray' },
  { id: 97456, brand: 'citroen', doors: 4, color: 'black' },
  { id: 45784, brand: 'dodge', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23452, brand: 'ferrari', doors: 2, color: 'red' },
  { id: 23522, brand: 'bmw', doors: 2, color: 'blue' }
];

const ids = [45784, 23522];

const idsSet = new Set(ids);
const result = cars.filter(({ id }) => idsSet.has(id));

console.log(result);