I have an object in my reducer like this :
clientData : {
1080 : [{ID : 1111,name : 'John'},{ID : 2222,name : 'Stan'},],
1090 : [{ID : 3333,name : 'Adam'},{ID : 4444,name : 'Alan'},]
}
And I want to be able to delete an item (for example Stan with 2222 ID's) The problem that is I don't have the key of my property (1080), and I don't have any idea how to achieve it. I've tried the Object.values(object1) but it convert my object to array and I lost all my architecture. Have you an idea please ?
Removing from existing objects might not be good, you can use Object.entries and filter to remove id.
If you want to change existing pass data
to reducer
const data = {
1080: [
{ ID: 1111, name: "John" },
{ ID: 2222, name: "Stan" },
],
1090: [
{ ID: 3333, name: "Adam" },
{ ID: 4444, name: "Alan" },
],
};
const remove = (id, data) => {
const entries = Object.entries(data);
return entries.reduce((acc, [key, value]) => {
const newValue = value.filter((item) => item.ID !== id);
acc[key] = newValue;
return acc;
// return { ...acc, [key]: newValue };
}, {}); // for updating existing data here
};
console.log(remove(2222, data))