2026/10/26 -An array of transferable objects that will be moved rather than cloned to the returned object. Return value. A deep copy of the original value . Exceptions.
2026/9/17 -Deep clone JavaScript objects using the built-in structuredClone function, which handles nested objects and dates without the limitations of JSON ...
2026/8/22 -structuredClone() preserves more than JSON, but class instances, proxies, getters, errors, and transferables still have surprising behaviour. This article ...
2026/8/10 -Good news: structuredClone supports most modern data types, such as: Simple objects; Arrays; Map and Set; Date; ArrayBuffer, TypedArray, Blob, File, ImageBitmap ...
2026/9/4 -The web API structuredClone() also creates deep copies and has the advantage of allowing transferable objects in the source to be transferred to the new copy, ...
2026/9/19 -The modern way to clone anything in JavaScript is structuredClone(). One function call, and you get a deep copy of objects, arrays, dates, maps, sets, whatever ...
6日前 -Serializable and transferable constructors to recognize when deserializing custom platform objects. Returns T — The value reconstructed from serialized .
2026/7/29 -An env-agnostic serializer and deserializer with recursion ability and types beyond JSON, based on the HTML structured clone algorithm.
2026/10/22 -A deep clone makes a copy of a JavaScript value such that the copy has no shared references to nested arrays or objects in the original.
2026/9/8 -JavaScript finally has a clean, built-in way to deep clone: structuredClone(). It duplicates the entire object graph, including nested objects, arrays, and most ...