Is it possible to strip undefined properties on encoding?
See original GitHub issueIn the docs it says that both null
and undefined
will come through as null
on the other end. Is it possible to configure something to make undefined
properties to be removed completely during encoding?
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I went ahead and tried a fix myself based on the work done by @brentd here.
Pull request here.
IMO it is a bug to have
undefined
encoded asnull
.undefined
should not be defined in the encoding. Just like with JSON:Yet with this lib: