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@12bitfloat
technically it was perfectly fine even with proper type checking; just an optional parameter passed as an object property. I'm afraid nothing could really save me from my hubris. -
@msdsk TypeScript actually supports that which is quite cool.
function foobar(param1: string, opts?: {yes?: bool, addtional?: string})
which is then used normally
foobar("param", {yes: true}) -
@12bitfloat
True, though for this project it would need to be a bit smarter than that - it's a back end project glued from files with `module.exports={(...)}` with a custom inheritance mechanism. -
@msdsk Oh... Oh no
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
Today I have spent 2 hours trying o figure out why my code wasn't executing at all.
It was a typo.
"assFields" instead of "addFields".
I need sleep.
rant
send help
bug
typo
i'm tired
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