There is something common that sometimes we all do. Wrap dom elements in custom components
<CustomComponet id="abc" title="abc" nonDomProp="abc" ...andsoforth />
Custom component in this example wraps button which has the properties id and title but not nonDomProp so I get a warning which makes sense because nonDomProp doesn't exist in the wrapped button DOM element and I am just passing all props to the button DOM element with the spread operator <button {...props} />
One way to solve this is by manually passing only the props that button will use, but I was wondering if there is a way to tell the spread operator to use all the passed ...props but to ignore nonDomProp.
I have tried to do a Google search and I have not been able to find what I am looking for so I thought maybe SO would point me in the right direction.
Juan Pablo Isaza
You can destructure the props object with this:
const { nonDomProp, ...propsButton } = props;
return(
<button {...propsButton} />
)
Or directly from the argument of the CustomComponent function:
const CustomComponent = ({ nonDomProp, ...props }) => {
...
return(
<button {...props} />
)
}
Docs: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-object-rest-spread#rest-properties