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Force a single link to an array if requested #8
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forceArray = true; | ||
href.forEach(function(h) { | ||
link = Link(rel, h); | ||
self._links[link.rel] = linkGroupPlus(self._links[link.rel], link, forceArray); |
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I believe you could do linkGroupPlus(self._links[link.rel], [link])
and get rid of the forceArray
. This way you wouldn't even have to change implementation of linkGroupPlus
.
Do you think we should handle the case where an array of links with different rels get passed ? |
Nevermind - been a long night :) PR coming. |
return Link(rel, h) | ||
}) : | ||
Link(rel, arguments[1]) | ||
: link; |
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These two ternaries in the same expression are hard to follow.
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maybe something like var links = (arguments.length === 1) ? link : extractLinks.apply(this, arguments);
and extractLinks
would always receive two arguments. A relation and an href (or array of hrefs).
fixes #7