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Object Destructuring JavaScript

Object Destructuring JavaScript

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about object destructuring in javascript.

So, let's get started...

What is Destructuring?

Destructuring is an ES6 feature and it's basically a way of unpacking values from an array or object into separate variables.

In other words, Destructuring is a way to break a complex data structure down into a smaller data structure like a variable.

In Object  Destructuring Order of an element does not matter like an array, so provided the exact name of the property.

const sampleObj = {
  name: 'Adam',
  address: 'New york, 21',
  age:'22'
};


const {age, name} = sampleObj ;
console.log(age, name);
//Output : 22, Adam

Note : When we destructure an array we use square brackets, when we destructure an object we use curly braces.

Using different property name

const {name:userName,age:ageNow} = sampleObj;

console.log(userName,ageNow);
//Output : Adam, 22

Setting Default values

const {languges=[],certificates = []} = sampleObj;

console.log(languges,certificates);
//Output : [],[]

Mutating variables

let m = 111;
let w = 999;
const obj = {m:23,w:7,c:14};
({m,w} = obj);
console.log(m,w);
//output : 23 7

Nested Objects

const users = {
  name: 'Joy',
  address: {
    city: 'san francisco'
  }
};

// Object destructuring:
const { address: { city } } = users;

city; // => 'san francisco'

Rest object after destructuring

const users = {
  fname: 'Joy',
  fullName: 'Joy Benrji',
  job:'developer'
};

const { name, ...fullData } = users;

fullData ; // => { fullName: 'Joy Benrji' }

In above example, the destructuring const { name, ...fullData } = users extracts the property fname and the remaining properties (fullName,job) are collected into the variable fullData.

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