Using dataSource[dataKey] leads to false results #197
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Using `dataSource[dataKey]` has 2 issues:
1. It searches the complete prototype chain (which is unefficient)
2. If the resolved value is `0` or `false` the result is `false` (which isn't intended)
Example:
dataKey is 'id', it's value is zero:
e.g.
{
id: 0
}
So better to be explicit here, e.g. 👍
` if(dataSource.hasOwnProperty(dataKey)) `
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Good suggestion, but you need fix eslint error. |
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just fixed the linting error |
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Using
dataSource[dataKey]has 2 issues:0orfalsethe result isfalse(which isn't intended)Example:
dataKey is 'id', it's value is zero:
e.g.
{
id: 0
}
So better to be explicit here, e.g. 👍
if(dataSource.hasOwnProperty(dataKey))What kind of this PR? (check at least one)
Other information: