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proxy-undefined

v1.0.3

Published

Return default value for object properties that does not exists i.e is undefined.

Downloads

10

Readme

ProxyUndefined

Return default value for object properties that does not exists i.e is undefined.

Install

npm install proxy-undefined

yarn add proxy-undefined

Usage

const {optional, optionalFn} = require("proxy-undefined");
// Or
import {optional, optionalFn} from "proxy-undefined";

Why ProxyUndefined

When working with api's or objects, in some cases you may not know if a value exists in an object and it will result to doing something like

let requiredValue = SomeObject.name;

if(!requiredValue) { requiredValue = "Guest" }

// Or

if(!SomeObject.hasOwnProperty('name')) { requiredValue = "Guest" }

With ProxyUndefined using Javascript Proxy Function, all undefined paths will be replaced with the value you set as default.

const {optional, optionalFn} = require('proxy-undefined');

let requiredValue = optional(SomeObject, 'default value').name;

Example

const {optional} = require('proxy-undefined');

const data = {
    message: "Hello World",

    foo: () => {
        console.log('Foo function was called');
    },

    bar: () => {
        console.log('Bar function was called');
    }
};

console.log(data.message);;
// => Hello World

data.foo();
// => Foo function was called

//////////////////////////
// Using data.name (undefined)
console.log(data.name);
// => undefined

console.log(optional(data).name);
// => undefined

console.log(optional(data, 'John Doe').name);
// => John Doe


//////////////////////////
// Using  data.message (defined)
console.log(optional(data).message);
// => Hello World

console.log(optional(data, 'John Doe').message);
// => Hello World

Function Example

In Javascript if you call data.getFullName() and getFullName does not exists on the object we get an error.

with optionalFn you can set a default function if the one being called does not exists.

// Using same data above.
data.bar();
// => Bar function was called

data.getFullName();
// => THIS WILL CAUSE AN ERROR
// Error: data.getFullName is not a function

// Using `optionalFn`
optionalFn(data).getFullName();
// => undefined
// No Fatal Errors.

optionalFn(data, () => console.log('John P. Doe')).getFullName();
// => John P. Doe
// Default function ran instead.

console.log(optionalFn(data, '[email protected]').getEmail());
// => [email protected]
// If default is not a function, it is returned directly.

Fn: exists/optional

Checks if path exists in object else returns [default=undefined]

const {exist} = require("proxy-undefined");

// is same as below, just an alias.


const {optional} = require("proxy-undefined");

Fn: fnExists/optionalFn

Checks if function exists else returns [default=() => undefined]

const {fnExist} = require("proxy-undefined");

// is same as below, just an alias.

const {optionalFn} = require("proxy-undefined");

Hope you find this Useful. :)