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I want to improve the table performance with a large dataset by removing all nested objects which the table doesn't use. I don't want to name the keys because they will vary from dataset to dataset. This needs to be a reusable helper function that removes objects based on typeof rather than a key.

Example data:

const data = [
  { test: 1, notes: [] },
  { test: 2, notes: [] },
  { test: 3, notes: [] }
];

expected result

[
  { test: 1 },
  { test: 2 },
  { test: 3 }
];

What I've tried:

  const simpleRows = (arr) => {
    var rows = arr.map(({ notes, ...keepAttrs }) => keepAttrs);
    return rows;
  };

  const rows = simpleRows(data) // This works but I have hardcoded the key 'notes' which I don't want

What is the most efficient way to remove all objects from each object in an array of objects in a large dataset (~10000 objects in the array) without hardcoding the key, and without an external library?

Thanks

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  • do you want to remove every property that is an array? Commented Nov 14, 2021 at 6:43
  • 1
    @RameshReddy yes every property that is an array from each object Commented Nov 14, 2021 at 6:47

1 Answer 1

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You can filter the entries of each object and create a new object from the filtered entries:

const data = [
  { test: 1, notes: [] },
  { test: 2, notes: [] },
  { test: 3, notes: [] }
]
const result = data.map(obj => Object.fromEntries(Object.entries(obj).filter(([_, v]) => !Array.isArray(v))))
console.log(result)

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