Tom, It depends, if you have a really large data-set, that might not be the right way to go. You need to do the math! Measure your dataset, and then decide. Need to run on mobile? there memory is a scarce resource. Running on desktop systems, go ahead and use whatever you need! But be aware of the memory usage. If your browser runs out of memory, your entire application will drop dead without any notification. Scripts will just stop running. I referenced it as an sample on how to make a custom filter. And it is of course just sample code, I wrote is as an answer on a different question. They had a 'messy' data-set and using the flattening trick, I didn't have to traverse all the sub-sub-sub objects. If you have an simpler data-set, you don't need to flatten at all!
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