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Need help understanding lodash _.includes method

I would like to use the lodash method _.includesin my code, but at any time I have an array of objects, I can not get it to work, but instead rely on the method _.find.

From my tests, I can only get _.includesto work with just arrays. But maybe this is how it should work?

I am very new to Lodash and programming in general, so I thought I would ask if I am missing something, how can I use this method.

I created jsbin with the following code: http://jsbin.com/regojupiro/2/

var myArray = [];

function createArray(attName, attId, otherId) {
    var theObject = {};

    theObject.attributeName = attName;
    theObject.attributeId = attId;
    theObject.otherId = [otherId];

      return theObject;
}

myArray.push(createArray('first', 1001, 301));
myArray.push(createArray('second', 1002, 302));
myArray.push(createArray('third', 1003, 303));
myArray.push(createArray('fourth', 1004, 304));

var isPresent1 = _.includes(myArray, {'attribtueId' : 1001});
var isPresent2 = _.includes(myArray, 1001);
var found = _.find(myArray, {'attributeId' : 1001});

console.log(isPresent1);
console.log(isPresent2);
console.log(found);
console.log(myArray);

Both isPresent variables return false, but the method _.findreturns the correct object.

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