I have following object
object = {
"key1": "value1",
"key2": "value2",
"key3": [
"arrayKey1": "arrayValue1",
"arrayKey2": "arrayValue2",
"arrayKey3": "arrayValue3"
]
};
When i am using _.omit(object, key3) is working fine. As it is removing the 'key3' correctly. but what if i want to remove the arrayKey2 only and not the whole key3 ?
If object.key3
is actually an array:
object.key3 = _.reject(object.key3, function(val, idx){ return idx == 1 })
// Or using the new ES6 syntax:
object.key3 = _.reject(object.key3, (val, idx) => idx == 1)
If object.key3
is an object:
object.key3 = _.omit(object.key3, 'arrayKey2')
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