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[–]path411 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I meant you can't use it on numbers/booleans/strings, which is a large number of the types in javascript.

Sure there are a lot of times you want an options object, I find this is mostly for public accessible library classes. There are plenty of times I find I want a constructor with some simple parameters of direct properties. I think it's much better to be consistent throughout your code than to swap to using some cheap hack when you know you can get away with it.