Support Non-enumerable props via options 🌝

Non-enumerable props are supported again + new LIMIT option!

Non-enumerable

By default, copy-anything only copies enumerable properties. If you also want to copy non-enumerable properties you can do so by passing that as an option.

const original = {name: 'Bulbasaur'}
// bulbasaur's ID is non-enumerable
Object.defineProperty(original, 'id', {
  value: '001',
  writable: true,
  enumerable: false,
  configurable: true
})
const copy1 = copy(original)
const copy2 = copy(original, {nonenumerable: true})

(copy1.id === undefined)
(copy2.id === '001')

Limit to specific props

You can limit to specific props.

const original = {name: 'Flareon', type: ['fire'], id: '136'}
const copy = copy(original, {props: ['name']})

(copy === {name: 'Flareon'})

Please note, if the props you have specified are non-enumerable, you will also need to pass {nonenumerable: true}.

Enjoy!! 🌅