Add "tableName" to execution log - #41
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| { | ||
| let command = migrationCommands[index]; | ||
| console.log("[#"+index+"] execute: " + command.fn); | ||
| const tableName = (command.params && command.params[0]) || '<no table name>' |
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This project already depends on lodash. You could consider doing this instead:
const tableName = _.get(command, 'params[0]', '<no table name>');
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@PaulMest thanks, I considered and in this specific case I feel like it comes down to personal preference, I don't see strong advantage of one or the other approach for the level of nesting of 2. For fields that are 3+ levels deep I think _.get has significant advantages.
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Just makes output a little more readable.