if ((json.event = "data")) {
Why "=", and not "==="?
Because he's not using a linter? That's why he gets a lot of unfiltered events.
Good question, that was some snippet I found while trying to figure out how to get started, and itseemed to work. I didn't even think about it. Will it cause any problems? It didn't so far...
This condition will always be true because the assignment operator is used instead of the comparison operator.
Gonna edit it (y)
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if ((json.event = "data")) {
Why "=", and not "==="?
Because he's not using a linter?
That's why he gets a lot of unfiltered events.
Good question, that was some snippet I found while trying to figure out how to get started, and itseemed to work. I didn't even think about it. Will it cause any problems? It didn't so far...
This condition will always be true because the assignment operator is used instead of the comparison operator.
Gonna edit it (y)