structuredClone() is great and all, but sometimes you need a method that does not care as much, and JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(...)) is that method.
![A screenshot of a Node.js REPL session with the following input and output:
> x
{ x: 1, y: undefined, z: null, a: [Function: a] }
> JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(x))
{ x: 1, z: null }
> structuredClone(x)
Uncaught:
DOMException [DataCloneError]: () => { console.log('lol'); } could not be cloned.
at new DOMException (node:internal/per_context/domexception:66:5)
at structuredClone (node:internal/worker/js_transferable:126:26)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tujrfnnny6zboofhrdljpaaj/bafkreibyzi3wcseu7ptrzhlvd7aead7duuj2u5jvcrikvwv2h5xwdwmcra)
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