Delete keys from deeply nested objects in JavaScript
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The **del‑key** library provides a tiny utility for removing a specific property from a deeply‑nested JavaScript object using a dot/bracket‑notation path. Unlike generic helpers, it can traverse arrays in the path and delete the key from each array element (or a specific index), mutating the original object for maximum performance. It is aimed at developers who need a simple, fast way to unset keys in complex JSON‑like structures.
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