我只想用ES6(ES2015)的方式!

我们需要跟上时代!

const old_obj = { k1: `111`, k2: `222`, k3: `333` }; console.log(`old_obj =\n`, old_obj); // {k1: "111", k2: "222", k3: "333"} /** * @author xgqfrms * @description ES6 ...spread & Destructuring Assignment */ const { k1: kA, k2: kB, k3: kC, } = {...old_obj} console.log(`kA = ${kA},`, `kB = ${kB},`, `kC = ${kC}\n`); // kA = 111, kB = 222, kC = 333 const new_obj = Object.assign( {}, { kA, kB, kC } ); console.log(`new_obj =\n`, new_obj); // {kA: "111", kB: "222", kC: "333"}

我认为最完整(和正确)的方法是:

if (old_key !== new_key) {
    Object.defineProperty(o, new_key,
        Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(o, old_key));
    delete o[old_key];
}

此方法确保重命名的属性的行为与原始属性相同。

另外，在我看来，把它包装成一个函数/方法，并把它放入对象的可能性。原型与你的问题无关。

这里的大多数答案都无法维持JS对象键值对的顺序。例如，如果您在屏幕上有一种希望修改的对象键-值对形式，那么保持对象条目的顺序就很重要。

ES6循环JS对象并将键值对替换为具有修改过的键名的新键值对的方法如下:

let newWordsObject = {};

Object.keys(oldObject).forEach(key => {
  if (key === oldKey) {
    let newPair = { [newKey]: oldObject[oldKey] };
    newWordsObject = { ...newWordsObject, ...newPair }
  } else {
    newWordsObject = { ...newWordsObject, [key]: oldObject[key] }
  }
});

该解决方案通过在旧条目的位置上添加新条目来保留条目的顺序。

您可以尝试lodash _mapkeys。

Var用户= { 名称:“安德鲁”, id: 25日 报道:假 }; Var重命名= _。mapKeys(用户，函数(值，键){ 返回键+ "_" + user.id; })； console.log(重命名); < script src = " https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/lodash.js/4.17.11/lodash.js " > < /脚本>

我只想用ES6(ES2015)的方式!

我们需要跟上时代!

const old_obj = { k1: `111`, k2: `222`, k3: `333` }; console.log(`old_obj =\n`, old_obj); // {k1: "111", k2: "222", k3: "333"} /** * @author xgqfrms * @description ES6 ...spread & Destructuring Assignment */ const { k1: kA, k2: kB, k3: kC, } = {...old_obj} console.log(`kA = ${kA},`, `kB = ${kB},`, `kC = ${kC}\n`); // kA = 111, kB = 222, kC = 333 const new_obj = Object.assign( {}, { kA, kB, kC } ); console.log(`new_obj =\n`, new_obj); // {kA: "111", kB: "222", kC: "333"}

简单地这么做会有什么问题吗?

someObject = {...someObject, [newKey]: someObject.oldKey}
delete someObject.oldKey

如果愿意，可以将其包装在函数中:

const renameObjectKey = (object, oldKey, newKey) => {
    // if keys are the same, do nothing
    if (oldKey === newKey) return;
    // if old key doesn't exist, do nothing (alternatively, throw an error)
    if (!object.oldKey) return;
    // if new key already exists on object, do nothing (again - alternatively, throw an error)
    if (object.newKey !== undefined) return;

    object = { ...object, [newKey]: object[oldKey] };
    delete object[oldKey];

    return { ...object };
};

// in use
let myObject = {
    keyOne: 'abc',
    keyTwo: 123
};

// avoids mutating original
let renamed = renameObjectKey(myObject, 'keyTwo', 'renamedKey');

console.log(myObject, renamed);
// myObject
/* {
    "keyOne": "abc",
    "keyTwo": 123,
} */

// renamed
/* {
    "keyOne": "abc",
    "renamedKey": 123,
} */