I have been wondering whether it is possible without a helper function to trim an attribute that can be a string or alternatively undefined
or null
without try..catch
.
(obj.postcode || "").trim()
is the simplest way I could come up with. Is there a different way to do it?
const obj = {}
const inParams = []
const postcode = (obj.postcode || "").trim()
if (!postcode) {
inParams.push('zip:'+ postcode)
}
You first have to check if obj.postcode
exists.
Try:
const postcode = (obj.postcode) ? obj.postcode.trim() : "";