Advent of Code day 1 part 2

        
            let filteredData = data.split(" ").filter(bit => bit !== null && bit !== "")
            let tempVal = ""
            let total = 0
    
            for (let line of filteredData) {
                line = line.replaceAll('one','o1ne')
                line = line.replaceAll('two','t2wo')
                line = line.replaceAll('three','t3hree')
                line = line.replaceAll('four','f4our')
                line = line.replaceAll('five','f5ive')
                line = line.replaceAll('six','s6ix')
                line = line.replaceAll('seven','s7even')
                line = line.replaceAll('eight','e8ight')
                line = line.replaceAll('nine','n9ine')
            
                for (let char of line.split("")) {
                    if (/\d/.test(char)) {
                        tempVal += char
                        break
                    }
                }
                
                for (let char of line.split("").reverse()) {
                    if (/\d/.test(char)) {
                        tempVal += char
                        break
                    }
                }
                console.log(tempVal)
                total += parseInt(tempVal, 10)
                tempVal = ""
            }
            return total
        
    

Almost identical to my previous solution except I use 'replaceAll()' to make sure I pick up on numbers spelt with letters. I had to make sure I replaced 'nine' with 'n9ine' for example as a number could be 'nineight' and the eight would be the important character, but nine was changed etc.