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I have a JS object that i want to log to the console but one of its values is 5 million characters of a hashed image so im not really interessted in that. Is there a way to exclude this key from the ...
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I have two objects with two different types, I want to use one object to assign another. interface From { type: string; timestamp: number; aid?: string; bid?: string; cid?: string; did?: ...
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[{foo : 'blar', baz: 'hey'}, {x : 'fum', baz: 'another hey'},{x : 'ack', baz: 'yet another hey'} ] .map(obj => { for (var prop in obj){ if (prop !== 'baz'){ return {prop : obj[...
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What is the most efficient way to clone a JavaScript object? I've seen obj = eval(uneval(o)); being used, but that's non-standard and only supported by Firefox. I've done things like obj = JSON.parse(...
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Let's say I have an object: { item1: { key: 'sdfd', value:'sdfd' }, item2: { key: 'sdfd', value:'sdfd' }, item3: { key: 'sdfd', value:'sdfd' } } I want to create another object by filtering the ...
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If I have an object like so: const obj = { A: 1, B: 2, C: 3, D: 4 }; How can I copy all key/values except for C to a new object? Underscore has the _.pick() functionality, but I am looking to do ...
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I have two interfaces. They are really similar except for one key. interface InitialStateFromDB { uploads: { companyImage: string, map: string }, adminPasswords: string, postInfos: ...
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I have a class which I'm saving to Firebase using update(). Is it possible to prevent certain fields (known by name) of the object being saved, from being saved to firebase db? Think like transient ...
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The following example is working correctly, yielding the desired output. However, I'm wondering if there's a more concise way to do this copy operation by excluding the key/value pairs for keys ...
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I want to create a new Array of objects based on Interface Value. Like we need to group objects with the same Interface value. The new array would be like two new Objects with the same interface value....
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My data object looks like this: const data = { name: 'John', lastName: 'Doe', age: '25', token: 'askldaskld123klm' } how do i spread all keys execpt one? I ...
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I met some needs for deep copying original object literals, excepts some keys. I know spread operator doesn't copy deeply whole nested objects, however it's not main points for this question, so let's ...
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I can copy an object as follows: var myNew = Object.assign({}, old); But how do I do this and remove the undefined properties in old? For example: const old = {1:undefined, 2: "TWO"}; const myNew = {...
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I would like to do two separate transformations of a single, large store item and commit the results back to the store as two new, additional store items. i.e. setEventsData: (state, data) => {...} ...
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I have issue with splicing item from an array object with specific property. Here is the explanation. delColumn($event: any, el: any) { if ($event.target && el > -1) { var colId: ...
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