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As explained in Data-Oriented Programming: Reduce software complexity

_.every is a Lodash function that returns true when a predicate returns true for every element of a collection.

When a search fix must survive several similar queries, testing one query at a time creates needless repetition. _.every turns that repetition into one check: give it a collection and a predicate, and it returns true only when the predicate succeeds for every element. section 15.4

Check a family of successful queries

Capture the expected search result, then test queries such as "Habit", "habit", "7 Habit", and "habits of" together. The predicate runs the search and compares each result with _.isEqual. Repeat the pattern with queries expected to return no books, such as "abit" and "bit".

How Data-Oriented Programming: Reduce software complexity covers it

How deep it goes
Defines the collection-and-predicate contract and demonstrates grouped tests, but does not descend into Lodash implementation internals.
Examples
Uses grouped positive and negative search queries against captured catalog data, including Habit, habit, abit, and bit.
What it assumes
Assumes JavaScript, Lodash predicates, unit-test structure, and result comparison; teaches the collection-wide assertion pattern.
What you can do after
Apply it via Lodash to verify that every input produces an expected result within one predicate-driven test.
How it connects
Connects Lodash collections and predicates with unit testing, search functions, and result equality.

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