What about Object.fromEntries()?
const convertArrayToObject = (arr,propName) => Object.fromEntries(arr.map(({[propName]:prop,...rest}) => [prop, {...rest}]));
Thanks so much ygorbunkov, I have done some reading on this feature a few months back but hadn't seen how I could apply this to my problem, I will have a reference point if I need to use something similar again soon!
You shall bear in mind, though, it still works noticeably slower than reduce(). Hope, it will get optimised as this feature becomes more 'mainstream'.
reduce()
Thank you, I will keep this in mind. Have a great day
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What about Object.fromEntries()?
const convertArrayToObject = (arr,propName) => Object.fromEntries(arr.map(({[propName]:prop,...rest}) => [prop, {...rest}]));Thanks so much ygorbunkov, I have done some reading on this feature a few months back but hadn't seen how I could apply this to my problem, I will have a reference point if I need to use something similar again soon!
You shall bear in mind, though, it still works noticeably slower than
reduce(). Hope, it will get optimised as this feature becomes more 'mainstream'.Thank you, I will keep this in mind. Have a great day