queryLogic.filterMembers(a, [b,] bData)

Filters the a query's records from another super set query's records.

import {QueryLogic} from "can";

const queryLogic = new QueryLogic();

const filter = queryLogic.filterMembers(
  {filter: {type: "dog"}},
  {filter: {type: ["dog", "cat"]}},
  [{id: 1, type:"cat"},
  {id: 2, type: "dog"},
  {id: 3, type: "dog"},
  {id: 4, type: "zebra"}]
);
console.log( filter ); //-> [{id: 2, type: "dog"},{id: 3, type: "dog"}]

The super set b argument is optional. It defaults to assuming the universal query. For example, the following still works:

import {QueryLogic} from "can";

const queryLogic = new QueryLogic();

const filter = queryLogic.filterMembers(
  {filter: {type: "dog"}},
  [{id: 1, type:"cat"},
  {id: 2, type: "dog"},
  {id: 3, type: "dog"},
  {id: 4, type: "zebra"}]
);
console.log( filter ); //-> [{id: 2, type: "dog"},{id: 3, type: "dog"}]

The super set b argument is important when pagination is present:

import {QueryLogic} from "can";

const queryLogic = new QueryLogic();

const filter = queryLogic.filterMembers(
  {page: {start: 11, end: 12}},
  {page: {start: 10, end: 13}},
  [{id: 1, type:"cat"},
  {id: 2, type: "dog"},
  {id: 3, type: "dog"},
  {id: 4, type: "zebra"}]
);
console.log( filter ); //-> [{id: 2, type: "dog"},{id: 3, type: "dog"}]

records will be returned sorted by the query's sort property.