carstatus | Get the current status of your Tesla | Build Tool library

Looking at the last image, I think line 9 should be

You are binding both table heads' ngClasses to the same variable: [ngClass]="custom", so when custom changes, both table heads will be updated.

You could create an object that would hold classes for different elements, like this:

You should avoid linking two POJO classes from different domains in constructor. These two classes should not know anything about each other. Maybe they represent the same concept in two different systems but they are not the same.

Good approach is creating Abstract Factory interface which will be used everywhere where Car should be created from ThirdPartyCar:

Here is an example of what you can do. In it, I assume you are using getters and setters. You can also call the attributes directly assuming you've set the access modifiers in a way that allows you to do so.

All I did was create a new method called incrementTimesMoved() that iterates through your ArrayList and increments all the "moved" attributes in it's elements until it gets to the one with a given index. It removes this, and stops running.

The type of the date in the database is of Date and you are passing it as String here with .toISOString()

So instead try to convert it to date object using .toDate() function in moment

The first issue I notice is that you're overwriting your original list of cars, stored in carList, with the filter results. That means when the filter's cleared you won't be able to restore them.

You might find it easier if you keep one list for the original set of data, and another list for the data that you'll be displaying. Initially these will be the same. Then in performFilter you can recreate the display list with cars you want from the full list.

For your actual question, it doesn't look like the Filter class can handle multiple constraint types. If you're set on using it, you would need your filter to do both types of filtering every time performFilter was called. You could create your own methods on your adapter that take in both a status filter from your spinner and a text filter from you search box and join them with a special character, like |. Example:

lost_gps|mysearch

Then separate them in the performFilter() method.

Another point is that your switch statement in performFilter is effectively just displaying a Toast if the status isn't known. None of the assignments do anything, it could be replaced by an if statement where you test against each of the statuses, or even better if the statuses were in a premade HashSet object and then you could just use Set.contains().

Update:

To flesh out the idea more, in your adapter you would have something like