Hi Yogesh,
You are aware that String.include() is ES6, and is not available by default
in most browsers?
Also, a filter like this is also available as filter.filter, just pass an
object to it in stead of a string.
But if you want to make it yourself, you can try something like this:
angular
.module('filterModule', [])
.filter("partyFilter", function() {
return function(partyList, query) {
if (!angular.isArray(partList)) {
return partyList;
}
query = query.toLowerCase();
return partyList.filter(includes);
function includes(item,query) {
return item.fullName.toLowerCase().indexOf(query)>-1
}
};
});
Regards
Sander
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