Other ways to clone object
with out utilizing third-party libraries.
Utilizing Unfold Operator
:
const instance = {first: 1, final: 10};
const {...clonedExample} = instance;
clonedExample
> {first: 1, final: 10}
clonedExample.first = 2;
> 2
clonedExample
> {first: 2, final: 10}
instance
> {first: 1, final: 10}
Utilizing Object.assign()
;
const instance = {first: 1, final: 10};
const clonedExample = Object.assign({}, instance);
clonedExample
> {first: 1, final: 10}
clonedExample.first = 2;
> 2
clonedExample
> {first: 2, final: 10}
instance
> {first: 1, final: 10}
Utilizing JSON.parse
:
const instance = {first: 1, final: 10};
const clonedExample = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(instance));
clonedExample
> {first: 1, final: 10}
clonedExample.first = 2;
> 2
clonedExample
> {first: 2, final: 10}
instance
> {first: 1, final: 10}
In above strategies, first two cannot obtain deep cloning of objects. Solely first hand objects muted not the nested objects whereas deep cloning achieved solely utilizing JSON.parse
.
see beneath instance:
const instance = {first: 1, final: {nested: 3}};
// Utilizing Unfold
const {...clonedExample} = instance;
clonedExample.final.nested = 5;
> 5
clonedExample
> {first: 1, final: {nested: 5}}
instance
> {first: 1, final: {nested: 5}}
// Utilizing Object.assign
const clonedExample = Object.assign({}, instance);
clonedExample.final.nested = 5;
> 5
clonedExample
> {first: 1, final: {nested: 5}}
instance
> {first: 1, final: {nested: 5}}
// Utilizing JSON.parse
const clonedExample = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(instance));
clonedExample.final.nested = 5;
> 5
clonedExample
> {first: 1, final: {nested: 5}}
instance
> {first: 1, final: {nested: 3}}
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