Method compareConditions documentation
Checks whether the given data object complies or not with the given filter.
Example
```javascript
let item = {name: "Raiders of the lost ark", director: "Steven Spielberg", year: 1981, id: 589};
bbn.fn.compareConditions(item, {
logic: "AND",
conditions: [
{
field: "director",
value: "Steven Spielberg"
}
]
});
// true
bbn.fn.compareConditions(item, bbn.fn.filterToConditions({director: "Steven Soderberg"}));
// false
bbn.fn.compareConditions(item, bbn.fn.filterToConditions({director: "Steven Spielberg"}));
// true
bbn.fn.compareConditions(item, bbn.fn.filterToConditions({year: 1980}, ">"));
// true
bbn.fn.compareConditions(item, {
logic: "AND",
conditions: [
{
field: "year",
operator: "<",
value: 1980
}
]
});
// false
```
Checks whether the given data object complies or not with the given filter. - The filter format must be full (i.e. with the properties logic and conditions) such as
seen in the function bbn.fn.search and can be generated by the function bbn.fn.filterToConditions.
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