javascript-lodashHow can I rename a key in an object using Lodash in JavaScript?
Using Lodash in JavaScript, you can rename a key in an object by using the _.set
method. This method allows you to set a value on an object given a path. Here is an example:
let myObject = { name: 'Bob' };
_.set(myObject, 'firstName', myObject.name);
delete myObject.name;
console.log(myObject);
// Output: { firstName: 'Bob' }
The _.set
method takes three parameters:
- The object you want to update.
- The path of the value you want to set.
- The value you want to set.
In this example, the first parameter is myObject
, the second parameter is 'firstName'
, and the third parameter is myObject.name
. The _.set
method will set myObject.firstName
to myObject.name
and then delete myObject.name
.
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