omit.js removes array items that match every key-value in a descriptor

omit.js

// 12 July 2020
// prompted by Cory House tweet
// @see https://twitter.com/housecor/status/1282375519481323520

function omit(array, descriptor) {
  // Return the input if it's not an array, or if the descriptor is not an Object.
  if (!Array.isArray(array) || descriptor !== Object(descriptor)) {
    return array;
  }
  
  var keys = Object.keys(descriptor);

  // Filter item where every descriptor key-value matches the item key-value.
  return array.filter(function where(value) {
    // Object(value) cast prevents 'in' operator access errors on primitive values.
    var item = Object(value);

    return ! keys.every(function matches(key) {
      return key in item && item[key] === descriptor[key];
    });
  });
}

/* test it out */

// input not an array
console.log(omit("unchanged"));
// "unchanged"

// descriptor not an object
console.log(omit(["unchanged"], 1));
// ["unchanged"]

// remove self
var o = {id: 'remove', size: 1};
var arr = [o, { id: 'persist', size: 22 }, o];
var test = omit(arr, o);

console.log(JSON.stringify(test, null, 2));

/*
[
  {
    "id": "persist",
    "size": 22
  }
]
*/

// remove exact match on both name and value
var a = [
  {name: "david"},
  {name: "david", value: "remove"},
  {name: "david", value: "remove", property: "a lot"},
  {name: "david", value: "unchanged"}
];

var desc = {name: "david", value: "some"};
var test = omit(a, desc);

console.log(JSON.stringify(test, null, 2));
/*
[
  {
    "name": "david"
  },
  {
    "name": "david",
    "value": "unchanged"
  }
]
*/

// guard against primitives without keys
var p = [ 1, "two", null, undefined ];
var desc = {name: "david", value: "some"};
var test = omit(p, desc);

console.log(JSON.stringify(test, null, 2));
// JSON.stringify() converts undefined to null
/*
[
  1,
  "two",
  null,
  null
]
*/

// But last item should be undefined
console.log(test[4] === void 0);
// true