Hi Alwar G, Your code will go into an infinite loop if familyMembers: ['father', 'mother', null]. I think you did not consider this case.. Thanks though for the initial boost for my requirement.
Happy coding!
@bharathpanchak Thank you for poiniting out my mistake. I tried one solution
function getPurgedObj(obj){ let stringfiedObj = JSON.stringify(obj, (key, value) => { if (Array.isArray(value)) { value = value.filter((val) => !['', null].includes(val)); } return ['', null].includes(value) || (typeof value === 'object' &&(value.length === 0 || Object.keys(value).length === 0)) ? undefined : value; }); let resObj = JSON.parse(stringfiedObj); let isEmptyPropsPresent = ['{}', '[]', '""', 'null'].some((key) => stringfiedObj.includes(key)) if(isEmptyPropsPresent) { return getPurgedObj(resObj); } return resObj; }
Please share if you have better solution
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Hi Alwar G,
Your code will go into an infinite loop if familyMembers: ['father', 'mother', null]. I think you did not consider this case.. Thanks though for the initial boost for my requirement.
Happy coding!
@bharathpanchak Thank you for poiniting out my mistake.
I tried one solution
Please share if you have better solution