Opposite of reducer functionality
See original GitHub issueHello,
The reducer property is useful for defining all the keys you want to persist. I am looking for a functionality that does the opposite: where I can define a set of keys that I don’t want persisted.
Is it currently possible to achieve this? If so, how?
My suggestion would be an exclude
array with a set of keys, e.g:
... exclude: ['user.password', 'user.email'] ...
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You can use the spread operator to achieve this neatly. Assume your state has a property “password” you want to exclude, this works quite nicely for me:
redux-persist has the idea of
whitelisting
andblacklisting
parts of state which I found really useful while I was working with that library. I don’t think it would be out of place to add something like that here.Anyways, here’s what I did to possibly save someone some time: