I think your example issue for the bad part has a flaw.
You should only use non-optional boolean values in a condition in JS/TS. If you want to check for existence, do: if (something != null), this will check if it's null or undefined, no need for helpers.
Problem solved :-)
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I think your example issue for the bad part has a flaw.
You should only use non-optional boolean values in a condition in JS/TS. If you want to check for existence, do:
if (something != null), this will check if it's null or undefined, no need for helpers.Problem solved :-)