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chore: added update-pattern on how to replace & bulk update (nested) objects #1131

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chore: added update-pattern on how to replace & bulk update (nested) objects #1131

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Add an update pattern that explains how to replace & update objects i…
matt-miro Jun 25, 2024
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Changed the body for the third todo
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Updated note with input from Mark Erikson
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Expand Up @@ -35,8 +35,19 @@ const deletedTodosObj = produce(todosObj, draft => {
const updatedTodosObj = produce(todosObj, draft => {
draft["id1"].done = true
})

// replace & update in bulk
const updatedTodosObj = produce(todosObj, draft => {
Object.assign(draft, {
id1: {done: true, body: "Take out the trash"},
id2: {done: true, body: "Check Email"},
id3: {done: true, body: "Feed my cat"}
})
})
```

Please keep in mind that when updating (nested) objects you should do so through mutation. Creating a new object and directly assigning it to a property in your immer draft object, will not work. This creates a new reference and does not update the existing object.
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### Array mutations

```javascript
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