Tail recursive function to remove specified keys out from object

filterFromObject.js

/**
 * Given a array of keys, filter those keys out of target object.
 * If the key isn't in the object, that's okay.
 *
 * Example:
 * filterFromObject(['a', 'b', 'c'], { 'a' : true, 'b' : true, 'c' : true, 'd' : true }) => {'d' : true}
 * @param {array} keys_to_remove - Keys to remove from our object
 * @param {object} target - Object to remove our keys from
 */
export const filterFromObject = ( keys_to_remove, target ) => {
	if ( ! Array.isArray(keys_to_remove) )
	{
		throw new Error(`You must supply an array for the keys_to_remove parameter, ${keys_to_remove} given`);
	}

	// Base Case
	if ( ! keys_to_remove.length )
	{
		return target;
	}

	const [ current, ...rest ] = keys_to_remove;

	// Recursive Case 1
	if ( ! ( current in target )) {
		// Iterate to the next key to remove if there is nothing in our target object
		return filterFromObject( rest, target );
	}

	// Removing our keyed object property from target by destructuring it out and using the newly made object in sequential iterations
	let { [key] : deleted, ...other } = target;

	// Recursive case 2
	return filterFromObject( rest, other );
};