I have looked for an answer to this and Haven't quite been able to find it. Is it possible to have an object that includes/excludes keys dynamically?
Consider these two examples:
Example 1
const name = 'Garrett'
const city = 'Miami'
const obj = {
name: name,
city: city
}
console.log(obj) // { name: 'Garrett', city: 'Miami' }
Example 2
const name = 'Garrett'
const city = ''
const obj = {
name: name,
city?: city // Something like adding a "?"
}
console.log(obj) // { name: 'Garrett' }
If city is an empty string I don't want it to exist in the object at all. I understand that I can use a ternary, however in that case the key is still on the object just with a value of undefined, which I don't want. Sure I could check after creating the object, but that seems like a waste if there is a way of doing at the time of creation.
