@eq helper doesn't work when accessing an object at a deeper level about dustjs-helpers HOT 7 CLOSED

In your ctx value is an array. You're trying to compare the values between a string and an array. Your ctx should be something like this:

{"attr":{"ct1":{"value":"Mick"}}}

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@fpreti, how about this?

{#user}
{@eq key="GRUPPO" value="STEP2"}{/eq}
{/user}

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In your ctx value is an array. You're trying to compare the values between a string and an array.

@rashad612 Uuuuuuuh I see. Thanks for clarifying that. That makes sense.
For curiosity, is there any way to compare whether a string is contained in an array?
Thanks again!

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The simplest way, in JavaScript is using indexOf:

// Ref: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/indexOf
var a = [2, 9, 9]; 
a.indexOf(2); // 0 
a.indexOf(7); // -1

if (a.indexOf(7) === -1) {
  // element doesn't exist in array
}
// otherwise it exists

To have this worked in Dust, you might need to write your own Dust helper, containing the previous snippet. Please refer to AddingNewHelpers here: http://www.dustjs.com/guides/dust-helpers/

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Hi!
i have the same issue, @eq don't work properly.
In my case user.GRUPPO it's a string but {@eq key=user.GRUPPO value="STEP2"}{/eq} return false (the value of user.GRUPPO it's STEP2) :-)

thanks

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Hi, @rashad612
i think that this issue can be marked closed, i tried with your solution and works fine!

Thank you

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@AndySDH

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