Javascript - removing object from array by key value

问题

I have an array of objects

let people = [{

  Name: 'Bob',

  Age: '45',
},
{
  Name: 'Jim',

  Age: '45',
}

];

let person = people.filter(person => person.Name=== 'Bob') 

This returns Bob but how do I delete him?

This only seems to delete a property

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/delete

so it seems I need an index or maybe there is a better ES6 way?

回答1:

You can use splice and findIndex methods and remove specific object from an array.

let people = [{"Name":"Bob","Age":"45"},{"Name":"Jim","Age":"45"}]

people.splice(people.findIndex(({Name}) => Name == "Bob"), 1);
console.log(people)

回答2:

To remove bob simply do the opposite equality check

let person = people.filter(person => person.Name !== 'Bob') 

回答3:

1. Find the index of the object where name = "Bob"
2. Remove it from the array using splice()

people.splice(people.findIndex(({Name}) => Name == "Bob"), 1);

回答4:

You can use filter like this

people = people.filter(function( obj ) {
return obj.Name !== 'Bob';});

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51724323/javascript-removing-object-from-array-by-key-value