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user 217421
A JavaScript utility library delivering consistency, modularity, performance, & extras.
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Filter one array based on values of another, is this the best way?
Normally there are a lot of categories, so I'd go through the voucher.categories array:
const filterCategories = (voucher, categories) => (
Array.isArray(voucher.categories) ?
voucher.categorie …
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