I have a simple sort:
dataCopy.sort((a: Data, b: Data) => {
if (a[label] === null || b[label] === null) return 0;
if (direction === "desc")
return a[label] > b[label] ? 1 : -1;
return 0;
});
The "Data" type is:
export type Data = {
[key: string]: string | number | null;
};
I check if a[label] and b[label] are both null and I still get the error "Object is possibly 'null'.ts(2531)". It seems to only happen with the > and < operators.
It's probably just not smart enough to see that you checked. BTW you didn't post where label
was coming from, but assuming that's not the problem, try this:
dataCopy.sort((a: Data, b: Data) => {
const aLabel = a[label];
const bLabel = b[label];
if (aLabel === null || bLabel === null) return 0;
if (direction === "desc")
return aLabel > bLabel ? 1 : -1;
return 0;
});
Sometimes you have to factor things out so that TypeScript can see that you've checked for conditions like === null
.
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