I'm using a module making a test on parsed error property, this module is broken because of this strange issue...
consider an API (Mailchimp in some cases) with response like that :
failed: {"error":"error message"}
successful: "value"
var data = JSON.parse(response);
// failed : data.error = "\u001b[31value\u001b[39m"
// successful : data.error = "error message"
if(data.error){...} //always true
I think the problem is to use https://github.com/Marak/colors.js, with String.prototype extension, but i suspect rconsole to do the same by setting error property on objects.
+1, I've also been bitten by this. I had a variable which either referred to a string or an object with an 'error' property. I was unable to simply check that thing.error was non-false.
String object has a strange behavior when rconsole is present:
I'm using a module making a test on parsed error property, this module is broken because of this strange issue...
consider an API (Mailchimp in some cases) with response like that :
{"error":"error message"}
"value"
I think the problem is to use https://github.com/Marak/colors.js, with String.prototype extension, but i suspect rconsole to do the same by setting error property on objects.
Is it smell not good or I miss something ?