Allow null overrides in options for target and className #189
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nfrasser
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Feb 1, 2017
src/linkify/utils/options.js
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| this.nl2br = opts.nl2br || defaults.nl2br; | ||
| this.tagName = opts.tagName || defaults.tagName; | ||
| this.target = opts.target || defaults.target; | ||
| this.target = opts.target !== undefined ? opts.target : defaults.target; |
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What do you think about using hasOwnProperty instead of the !== undefined check?
e.g.,
this.target = opts.hasOwnProperty('target') ? opts.target : defaults.target;
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Sounds fine to me. I'll update the PR |
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Type coercion means we cannot override options with null values (or any other falsy values for that matter). This adds undefined checks for target and className (which suited my requirements) and tests to cover these cases.
What do you think? Correct approach? Would other option values benefit from null values?