What is the most efficient way in JavaScript to clone an array of uniform objects into one with a subset of properties for each object?
UPDATE
First define a function that clone an object and return a subset of properties,
Object.prototype.pick = function (props) {
return props.reduce((function (obj, property) {
obj[property] = this[property];
return obj;
}).bind(this), {});
}
Then define a function that clone an array and return the subsets of each object
function cloneArray (array, props) {
return array.map(function (obj) {
return obj.pick(props);
});
}
Now let's say you have this array :
var array = [
{ name : 'khalid', city : 'ifrane', age : 99 },
{ name : 'Ahmed', city : 'Meknes', age : 30 }
];
you need to call the function and pass the array of properties you need to get as result
cloneArray(array, ['name', 'city']);
The result will be :
[
{ name : 'khalid', city : 'ifrane' },
{ name : 'Ahmed', city : 'Meknes' }
]