logkeys has value ['client', 'manager', 'server', 'public', 'network']

checkedData has value {0: 'infomqttclient', 1: 'warnconfigmanager', 2: 'errorwebserver', 
3: 'warnpubsusb', 4: 'errornetwork'}

masks has value ['info', 'warn', 'error', 'threadentry', 'tracefunc']

I want to run a loop through checkedData and find the relevant index of the value by mapping it with masks.

For eg: infomqttclient has ‘info’ in it which is one of the entries in mask. So, I want to return 0, which is the index of ‘info’ inside mask

Here’s the code

const checkedData = ref([])
const masks = ref(['info', 'warn', 'error', 'threadentry', 'tracefunc'])
const applyChanges = () => {
    // logkeys has value ['client', 'manager', 'server', 'public', 'network']. 
    checkedData has value {0: 'infomqttclient', 1: 'warnconfigmanager', 2: 'errorwebserver', 
    3: 'warnpubsusb', 4: 'errornetwork'}

  let logKeys = Object.keys(logData.value)


  for (var k = 5, i = 0; i < 5; i++, k--) {
    for (var i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
      if (checkedData.value[i].includes(tracelogKeys[i])) {
        
        // const index = tracelogKeys.map((e) => e).indexOf(tracelogKeys[i])
      
      }
    }
 
  }
 
}

I’m struggling with the mapping part and if this code could be more optimised. I’m also facing some typescript warnings. How do I do the mapping in the optimal way?