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QuestionSorting an array in typescript, based on a search query Pin
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Okay, the reason that you're getting one result is that everything that you're doing is intended to operate on only one element. Array.find(), for instance, is basically the JS version of .FirstOrDefault(). Array.indexOf() is a single element as well.

The best thing to do in this case is to create a new array, populate it with your search results, and sort it based on your criteria.

For instance:
JavaScript
searchSubCategories() {
   if(this.subCategoriesForm.controls["searchQuery"].value){ 
      let query = this.subCategoriesForm.controls["searchQuery"].value.toLowerCase();

      this.model.searchResults = 
         this.model.SubCategories.map(sub => {
            if(sub.Name.toLowerCase().includes(query)){
               return {
                  subCategory: sub,
                  foundIn: 'name'
               }
            }

            if(sub.Description.toLowerCase().includes(query)){
               return {
                  subCategory: sub,
                  foundIn: 'description'
               };
            }
      });   

      this.model.searchResults.sort((a,b) => {
         // sort relevance based on if term is found in name or if in description
         if(a.foundIn !== b.foundIn){
            if(a.foundIn === 'name'){
               return -1
            }
            if(b.foundIn === 'name')
            {
               return 1;
            }
         }
         return 0;
      });
   }
}

This will give you an array attached to your model that has your subcategories, then you can data-bind that array to your result widget.
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