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fluid.censorKeys(toCensor, keys)

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Accepts an object to be censored, and a list of keys. The keys in the list will be removed from the object.

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fluid.censorKeys(toCensor, keys);

File name: Fluid.js

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toCensor

(Arrayable or Object) The object to be censored - this will be modified by the operation.

keys

(Array of strings) The list of keys to remove from the object.

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Object

the censored object (the same object that was supplied as toCensor).

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Example

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fluid.each(addressArray, function (addr, index) {
    fluid.censorKeys(addr, ["name"]);
});

This example processes an array of address objects and makes it "anonymous" it by stripping out the name fields. Note that this example is destructive: It directly modifies the original objects in addressArray.

Example: non-destructive

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var anonymousAddresses = [];
fluid.each(addressArray, function (addr, index) {
    anonymousAddresses.push(fluid.censorKeys(fluid.copy(addr), ["name"]));
});

This example produces a new array of objects containing all but the "name" information in addressArray.