Update Object.assign() example to include modern spread operator alternative
Summary
The current example for "Set default objects with Object.assign" should be updated to include the modern spread operator syntax as the preferred approach, while keeping Object.assign() for reference.
Current State
The documentation currently shows Object.assign() as the "good" example:
function createMenu(config) {
let finalConfig = Object.assign(
{
title: "Foo",
body: "Bar",
buttonText: "Baz",
cancellable: true
},
config
);
return finalConfig;
}Proposed Change
Update the example to show the spread operator as the primary modern approach:
function createMenu(config) {
const finalConfig = {
title: "Foo",
body: "Bar",
buttonText: "Baz",
cancellable: true,
...config // Override defaults with user config
};
return finalConfig;
}Suggested Implementation
Show both approaches with clear preference:
// Modern approach (recommended)
function createMenu(config) {
const finalConfig = {
title: "Foo",
body: "Bar",
buttonText: "Baz",
cancellable: true,
...config
};
return finalConfig;
}
// Alternative using Object.assign()
function createMenuAlternative(config) {
const finalConfig = Object.assign(
{
title: "Foo",
body: "Bar",
buttonText: "Baz",
cancellable: true
},
config
);
return finalConfig;
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Update Object.assign() example to include modern spread operator alternative
Summary
The current example for "Set default objects with Object.assign" should be updated to include the modern spread operator syntax as the preferred approach, while keeping Object.assign() for reference.
Current State
The documentation currently shows Object.assign() as the "good" example:
Proposed Change
Update the example to show the spread operator as the primary modern approach:
Suggested Implementation
Show both approaches with clear preference: