javascript - Where did I make the mistake of changing my search filter? And how to fix it?

Question

I have a list of airplanes departing or arriving at the airport and i also had a search filter where i enter the time of arrival or departure and filtering of the airplanes. I do this using the actual property of my API. But I needed to change my search. Now I need to search by flight number - the planeTypeID.code property of my API. But when I changed it, stopped showing a list of airplanes. What is my mistake and how to fix it?

I just instead actual everywhere wrote ["planeTypeID.code"] and delete method: .split("-").reverse().join("-")

OLD version:
small part airplane.js(reducer)

case "RUN_FILTER":
      var newData = state.data[action.shift || state.shift].filter(x => {
        return (
          x.actual &&               
          x.actual.includes(         
            state.day
              .split("-")           
              .reverse()             
              .join("-")               
          )
        );
      });

    case "LOAD_DATA_END":
      var newData = action.payload.data[state.shift].filter(x => {
        return (
          x.actual &&                      
          x.actual.includes(                   
            action.payload.day
              .split("-")                             
              .reverse()                
              .join("-")                 
          )
        );
      });

small part app.js(main component)

export function searchFilter(search, data) {
  return data.filter(n => n.actual.toLowerCase().includes(search)); 
}

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NEW version:

small part airplane.js(reducer)

    case "RUN_FILTER":

      var newData = state.data[action.shift || state.shift].filter(x => {
        return (
          x["planeTypeID.code"] &&                   // Сhange 
          x["planeTypeID.code"].includes(            // Сhange 
            state.day
                                                      // delete                                
          )
        );
      });
      return Object.assign({}, state, {

    case "LOAD_DATA_END":
      var newData = action.payload.data[state.shift].filter(x => {
        return (
          x["planeTypeID.code"] &&                   // Сhange        
          x["planeTypeID.code"].includes(            // Сhange   
            action.payload.day
                                                     // delete                                    
          )
        );
      });

small part app.js(main component)

export function searchFilter(search, data) {
  return data.filter(n => n["planeTypeID.code"].toLowerCase().includes(search)); // Сhange   
}

All project code in sandbox:
https://codesandbox.io/s/redux-ant-design-filter-table-column-with-slider-jj6mu

Answer 1

An example value of x["planeTypeID.code"] is "B734", of state.day "23-08-2019" => those are 2 different fields => you will get an empty array when you filter by x["planeTypeID.code"].includes(state.day) ˉ\_(ツ)_/ˉ

After debugging via comments, the most likely solution is:

x["planeTypeID.code"].toLowerCase().includes(action.search || state.search)

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