object.omit is a lightweight and efficient utility for creating a new object with specified keys excluded. It provides a simple and concise way to filter out unwanted properties from an object, returning a clean object containing only the desired key-value pairs. Ideal for data sanitization or preparing data for specific APIs where certain properties are not permitted. Easy to use and integrate into any JavaScript project.
The npm package object.omit has infrequent releases. Initial releases occurred in late 2014. Releases occurred sporadically in 2015, 2016, and 2017. There have been no releases since September 2017. The package appears to be in a state of maintenance or inactivity.
Object.omit npm package downloads show fluctuations. Downloads peaked in November 2024 (16.2M) and July 2025 (18.9M). There was a decrease at the end of 2024 to 8.3M in December. August 2025 data is incomplete.
