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How could i get Not matched String in javascript?

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I have a booking array and I have to search inside the array using searchValue .

here we have to check the booking id field. if booking id and searchValue matched we have to push that object into the result array.

Working code

  1. result array example below

    let searchValue = “12,13,15”

Result:

[{ name:"user 3", bookingid:12, product: "ui" },
    { name:"user 4", bookingid:13, product: "ef" }]

Expected Output:

12,13 matched in booking array so we have to get NotMatchedsearchValue = “15” could you please help here

let bookingArr = [
    { name:"user 1", bookingid:10, product: "ab" },
    { name:"user 1", bookingid:10, product: "cd" },

    { name:"user 2", bookingid:11, product: "ui" },
    { name:"user 1", bookingid:10, product: "ef" },

    { name:"user 3", bookingid:12, product: "ui" },
    { name:"user 4", bookingid:13, product: "ef" },
];
let searchValue = "12,13,15";
let set = new Set(searchValue.split(",").map(Number)); // for faster lookup
let res = bookingArr.filter(x => set.has(x.bookingid));
console.log(res);

// how can i get not matched searchValue 
// expected result notmatchedsearchValue ="15"

demo

Answer

The situation here is different when compared to your previous question. So, here you need to make a Set out bookingArr and not out of searchVal.

let bookingArr = [
  { name: "user 1", bookingid: 10, product: "ab" },
  { name: "user 1", bookingid: 10, product: "cd" },

  { name: "user 2", bookingid: 11, product: "ui" },
  { name: "user 1", bookingid: 10, product: "ef" },

  { name: "user 3", bookingid: 12, product: "ui" },
  { name: "user 4", bookingid: 13, product: "ef" },
];

let searchValue = "12,13,15";
let set = new Set(bookingArr.map((b) => b.bookingid));
let res = searchValue
  .split(",")
  .map(Number)
  .filter((s) => !set.has(s))
  .join();
console.log(res);