I\'m trying to organize my state by using nested property like this:
this.state = {
someProperty: {
flag:true
}
}
But updating
Something like this might suffice,
const isObject = (thing) => {
if(thing &&
typeof thing === 'object' &&
typeof thing !== null
&& !(Array.isArray(thing))
){
return true;
}
return false;
}
/*
Call with an array containing the path to the property you want to access
And the current component/redux state.
For example if we want to update `hello` within the following obj
const obj = {
somePrimitive:false,
someNestedObj:{
hello:1
}
}
we would do :
//clone the object
const cloned = clone(['someNestedObj','hello'],obj)
//Set the new value
cloned.someNestedObj.hello = 5;
*/
const clone = (arr, state) => {
let clonedObj = {...state}
const originalObj = clonedObj;
arr.forEach(property => {
if(!(property in clonedObj)){
throw new Error('State missing property')
}
if(isObject(clonedObj[property])){
clonedObj[property] = {...originalObj[property]};
clonedObj = clonedObj[property];
}
})
return originalObj;
}
const nestedObj = {
someProperty:true,
someNestedObj:{
someOtherProperty:true
}
}
const clonedObj = clone(['someProperty'], nestedObj);
console.log(clonedObj === nestedObj) //returns false
console.log(clonedObj.someProperty === nestedObj.someProperty) //returns true
console.log(clonedObj.someNestedObj === nestedObj.someNestedObj) //returns true
console.log()
const clonedObj2 = clone(['someProperty','someNestedObj','someOtherProperty'], nestedObj);
console.log(clonedObj2 === nestedObj) // returns false
console.log(clonedObj2.someNestedObj === nestedObj.someNestedObj) //returns false
//returns true (doesn't attempt to clone because its primitive type)
console.log(clonedObj2.someNestedObj.someOtherProperty === nestedObj.someNestedObj.someOtherProperty)