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<ng-container *ngIf="(items | filter:firstName) as data" >
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How to get this filtered "data" into .ts file?

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How to get this filtered "data" into .ts file?

You can't get this data in your Component file, but you can manually call the filter funtion
in your class:

import {Ng2SearchPipe} from 'ng2-search-filter';

class MyComponent() {
     constructor() {
          const filtered = Ng2SearchPipe.filter([1,2,3], '1')
          console.log(filtered)' // [1]
     }

You can create issues in this project for further information: https://github.com/solodynamo/ng2-search-filter

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