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How to use the sp2.hasOwnNestedProperty function in sp2

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phenyl / phenyl / modules / standards / src / remove-password-from-response-data.ts View on Github

(entity: ProEntity): any => {
      if (!hasOwnNestedProperty(entity, passwordPropName)) return entity;
      const res = update(entity, { $unset: { [passwordPropName]: "" } });
      return res;
    }
  ) as GeneralUserEntityResponseData;

phenyl / phenyl / modules / standards / src / remove-password-from-response-data.ts View on Github

export function removePasswordFromResponseEntity(
  entity: Entity,
  passwordPropName: string
): Entity {
  if (!hasOwnNestedProperty(entity, passwordPropName)) return entity;
  const res = update(entity, { $unset: { [passwordPropName]: "" } });
  return res as Entity;
}