Skip falsy markers - #204
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| const markers = React.Children.map(this.state.children, (child, childIndex) => { | ||
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why null? why not undefined or why not a filter like util
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I've commented on the issue as well:
I've returned null if child is falsy. The resulting array is passed to react so no need to filter out them after map.
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Also, I can see this library being used with big amounts of markers, so minimising the amount of steps of intermediate array construction (with .map and .filter), might be a good thing.
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I don't like nulls ;-) the same result we will get with undefined.
So the question was about does null here has any advantage or hidden sense over undefined.
Having ES6 using null in any chain like env prevents me to use arguments defaults in the future, so I prefer not to use null at all.
So please change null on undefined ;-)
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I've changed References: Early react didn't even have proper validation for undefined:
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npm 0.16.2 |
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Fixes #203