serverObjectSanitizer.ts

function serverObjectsSanitizer<T>(input: T, ignoreList: string[]): T {
	if (Array.isArray(input))
		return input.map((i) =>
			serverObjectsSanitizer(i, ignoreList)
		) as unknown as T;
	if (typeof input == 'object' && input != null)
		return Object.keys(input).reduce((t, c) => {
			const before = input[c];
			if (ignoreList.indexOf(c) > -1) {
				delete t[c];
			} else {
				t[c] = serverObjectsSanitizer(before, ignoreList);
			}
			return t;
		}, {}) as unknown as T;

	return input as unknown as T;
}

export default serverObjectsSanitizer;

it's a simple function that accepts a generic type and returns it as it should ...

I think its because you don't understand it. that's why you hate it.

hate TypeScript, makes the code look dump

maybe report abuse cause its really abusing my mind

it's a simple function that accepts a generic type and returns it as it should ...

I think its because you don't understand it. that's why you hate it.

hate TypeScript, makes the code look dump
maybe report abuse cause its really abusing my mind

There is a piece of statically typed wrapper to a dynamic type system that is a syntax sugar to a strongly typed language itself btw 🤷

it's a simple function that accepts a generic type and returns it as it should ...
I think its because you don't understand it. that's why you hate it.

hate TypeScript, makes the code look dump
maybe report abuse cause its really abusing my mind

There is a piece of statically typed wrapper to a dynamic type system that is a syntax sugar to a strongly typed language itself btw 🤷

That's why I hate it. Otherwise, there is NOTHING difficult in this code that makes it hard to understand :)