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Vue and Javascript API/Object/Array manipulation for searching values

Edit to clarify:I have an object from an API response that I get using the mounted function, data is saved not displayed yet. I need to be able to filter that data by allowing a user to input text in an input box before showing it on the page, then find where that keyword was used in a specific key value(name). Then show the results on a page but include other key/value pairs from the api array. This is what the api response looks like:

    class: (...)
facets: (...)
numberFound: (...)
results: Array(202)
[0 … 99]
0:
class: "SearchResult"
contentGuid: "7f19462f-6c25-43a9-bdb5-479f5f42fbde"
dateUpdated: "2018-03-27T16:46:31Z"
description: "Converting a Word Document to Adobe Acrobat PDF   Learning Services  Converting a Word Document to Adobe   Acrobat PDF  Enterprise      Converting a Word Document to Adobe Acrobat PDF / Reference ..."
document: Object
documentGuid: "035f5c69-d406-4c16-86ca-de12773a0963"
documentId: 154424
documentVersionId: 44043
fileId: 74213
format: "PDF"
id: "Document#1#44043"
isFavorite: false
languages: "English"
name: "Converting a Word Document to Adobe Acrobat PDF"
numberOfIndexedCoobs: 0
numberOfSharedLinks: 1
packageType: "PDF"
previewId: 74213
publicLinkTokens: Array(1)
resourceType: "Other"
score: 0.0054571675
snippets: Object
updatedById: 994
updatedByName: "Michael"
versionName: "3"

For example if someone enters "Adobe" in the search box, I would need to search for the word "adobe" in the name value for the entire object, and only show the ones that have "abobe" somewhere in the name value.

My thought was to get the document name split it, then do an includes() to check for the search term. This works but I can't seem to figure out how to get it all to work together and get the results on the screen, plus get additional information, such as document Id from the original results. this is what I have so far:

async getResults() {
      return axios
        .get(this.url, {
          headers: {
            "Content-Type": "application/json",
            "Bravais-prod-us-Context": this.getCookie(),
          },
        })
        .then((res) => {
          this.search = res.data;
          this.search.results.forEach((doc) => {
            this.results = doc.document.name
              .toLowerCase()
              .split(" ")
              .includes(this.termSearch.toLowerCase());
            console.log(doc.document.name.split(" "));
            console.log(this.results);
          });
        })

        .catch((error) => console.log(error));
    },

I need to show the original title(some words and acronyms are capitalized) plus the doc id(for url links) and a description, all of this info is in the initial api response.

<div v-for="" v-bind:key="">
      
    </div>

That works in the console but how do I get this back together and on the screen?? Any help is appreciated, not looking for someone else to do my coding, just need some advice.

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