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by peoplefromibiza
1739 days ago
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> . I see very little difference between your example and the actual fetch API that takes an object as JS's version true the only difference is in the tooling code completion for methods names works much better than autocompletion for objects' fields. And you can't mistype a method name, it would not run and give you back a - hopefully - meaningful error, while the same is not true for objects' fields. |
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That is true for vanilla JS, unknown parameters will be ignored and unset will be set to undefined. However for languages that support keyword arguments (or even TypeScript[1]) the tooling should be even better than for the keyword argument case.
[1] https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?#code/GYVwdgxgLglg9mABMO...