find

Finds the first item from an array, collection or enumerable object that matches the truth function and returns its key (that is the zero-based index number of an item in an array or the property name in an object).

Signature

find<T>(
    list: TList<T> | undefined,
    fn: (item: T) => boolean
): string | number | undefined

Parameters

Name	Type	Optional	Description
list	T[] | undefined	No	Specifies the array, collection or enumerable object to iterate through.
fn	(item: T) => boolean	No	Specifies the truth function. Each item is supplied to the function, passing the item as argument. The function should return a boolean value whether to include the item in the selection.

Return value

Returns the item key or undefined if no item is found.

Example

import { find } from "@tripetto/runner";

find<number>([1, 2, 3], (nItem: number) => nItem > 1); // Returns `1`
find<Object>({a: 1, b: 2, c: 3}, (nItem: number) => nItem > 1); // Returns `b`