What is the ES5 equivalent of the below code?
Object.keys($location.search()).forEach( key => ($location.search()[key] == null || $location.search()[key] == "") && $location.search([key], null));
I tried to replace the => with just a simple =, that resulted in a error however.
How do I convert the above code to the ES5 syntax.
You can either convert it into a function yourself or use something like Babel to do it for you
Object.keys($location.search()).forEach(function (key) {
return ($location.search()[key] == null || $location.search()[key] == "") && $location.search([key], null)
});
To replace a arrow function you can´t just use a =, you need to use a regular function statement like:
(param) => {
//code block
}
function(param) {
//code block
}
Just use an anonymous function (see documentation on forEach):
Object.keys($location.search()).forEach(function (key) {
return ($location.search()[key] == null || $location.search()[key] == "")
&& $location.search([key], null);
});
functionusefunction (key){ ...}=>. Thanks for noticing :)