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Pass an object to null if some values are empty

I have an object :

 contact:{
   email: ""
   firstName: ""
   id: 800
   lastName: ""
   phone: ""
   title: "MS"
   url: "/api/contacts/800"
  }

I would like to pass the whole object Contact to null, if the "lastName", "firstName", "Phone" and "email" fields are empty.

Do you have a solution ?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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I don't know if it is what you are expecting but you can try this :

let contact = {
  email: "",
  firstName: "",
  id: 800,
  lastName: "",
  phone: "",
  title: "MS",
  url: "/api/contacts/800"
};

if (
  contact.email === "" ||
  contact.firstName === "" ||
  contact.lastName === "" ||
  contact.phone === ""
) {
  contact = null;
}

console.log(contact);

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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