Not only can you provide default values when using ES6 parameter object destructuring, but you can also require the presence of certain properties.
function ajax({
type = "get",
url = requiredParameter("url"),
data = {},
success = requiredParameter("success"),
error = () => {},
isAsync = true } = {}) {
console.log(JSON.stringify({ type, url, data, success, error, isAsync }, null, ));
} function requiredParameter(name){
console.log(`parameter missing: "${name}"`);
} try{
ajax({url: 'http://api.com', data: {name: 'Zhentian'}, success: false})
}catch(e){
console.log(JSON.stringify(e))
}
Now, success and url are rueqired, if we don't passin success, then it will show:
//"parameter missing: \"success\""