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let state = {
  iteratedFoo: {} // this is a dictionary of dictionaried objects... an object which is a collection of objects.
};
let currentDownloadState = (someValue, anotherValue, urlName) => {
    let bar = {
      fileName: urlName,
      someProp: someValue,
      anotherProp: anotherValue
    }
    let foo = Object.assign({}, state['iteratedFoo'] )
    // console.log('foo[fileName] = ', foo[fileName]); // undefined because it wasn't set yet on first loop
    foo[urlName] = bar;
    console.log('bar ', bar);
    console.log('foo ', foo);
    console.log('foo[urlName] = ', foo[urlName]);
    state['iteratedFoo'] = foo;
    console.log('state["iteratedFoo"] ', state['iteratedFoo']);
}
currentDownloadState('this value', 'another value', 'www.msn.com');
currentDownloadState('this value', 'another value', 'www.espn.com');
currentDownloadState('this value', 'another value', 'www.theverge.com');
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