How to clone a javascript ES6 class instance

2018-06-08 03:45:45

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How do I correctly clone a JavaScript object? 54 answers

let clone = Object.assign( Object.create( Object.getPrototypeOf(orig)), orig)

I tried a lot, in the end this worked for me.

It also avoids to set the prototype, because they say it slows down the code a lot.

And it's a one-liner!

const clone = Object.assign( {}, instanceOfBlah );
Object.setPrototypeOf( clone, Blah.prototype );

Note the characteristics of Object.assign: it does a shallow copy and does not copy class methods.

If you want a deep copy or more control over the copy then there are the lodash clone functions.

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