Function omit

Returns a cloned source object but without specified properties.

TypeScript tip: if you want to omit properties that TS think does not exist in the object, call the function like that:

omit<Record<string, unknown>>(source, ["property"]);

Example

omit({ name: "Jack", age: 69 }, ["age", "title"]);
// { name: "Jack" }

Example

omit(["hello", "world"], [0]);
// { 1: "world" }

omit<T, K>(object, props): T extends null
    ? {
        [key: string]: never;
    }
    : Omit<T, K>
Type Parameters
- T extends object
- K extends string | number | symbol = keyof T
Parameters
- object: null | T
  source object
- props: K[]
  properties to skip
Returns T extends null
    ? {
        [key: string]: never;
    }
    : Omit<T, K>
- new object without given properties
- Defined in omit.ts:22