Example 1: When res is null, coords is undefined.
const res = await Geolocation.getGeolocation();
const { coords } = res || {};
Example 2: When res is null, I get TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'points')
const res = await API.getPoints(
latitude,
longitude,
market,
);
const { points } = res;
Example 2 comes right after Example 1 in my code, why would the behavior be different?
>Solution :
The difference between
const { coords } = res || {};
and
const { points } = res;
is the || {} part. It makes makes the entire right side of the expression to equal {} if res is falsy therefore doing {coords} = {} is allowed.