import { filterOutParams } from './filter-out-params.js' | |
import { FlattenParams } from './flat.types.js' | |
import { get } from './get.js' | |
import { set } from './set.js' | |
import { pathToParts } from './path-to-parts.js' | |
import { DELIMITER } from './constants.js' | |
/** | |
* @load ./remove-path.doc.md | |
* @memberof module:flat | |
* @param {FlattenParams} params | |
* @param {...string} properties | |
* @returns {FlattenParams} | |
*/ | |
const removePath = (params: FlattenParams, path: string): FlattenParams => { | |
// by default simply filter out elements from the object | |
let filtered = filterOutParams(params, path) | |
// reverse means that we iterate from the closes parent | |
const parentPaths = pathToParts(path).reverse() | |
// but if one of the parent is an array | |
parentPaths.find((parentPath, parentIndex) => { | |
const parent = get(params, parentPath) | |
if (Array.isArray(parent)) { | |
// previous element is stringified index like 'property.1' | |
const previousPaths = parentPaths[parentIndex - 1].split(DELIMITER) | |
// so this is the index: 1 | |
const previousPathIndex = previousPaths[previousPaths.length - 1] | |
parent.splice(+previousPathIndex, 1) | |
filtered = set(params, parentPath, parent) | |
// this works just for the firstly found array item, because in case of removing the last one | |
// it leaves `[]` as a value. | |
return true | |
} | |
return false | |
}) | |
return filtered | |
} | |
export { removePath } | |