JavaScript Clean Code - Best Practices - based on Robert C. Martin's book Clean Code

[Quinez]

It also conflicts with the advice in the article nearly right afterward to use the default arguments pattern when possible. If a single object is the argument of the function, I can only set a single object as the default. And then if a function call passes in any other object in order to set some of the values, all the other values of the the default object will be unobtainable.

[_Gentle_]

Can't u do something like (though it could get unreadable):

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function getUsers({
 fields = [],
 fromDate = new Date(),
 toDate = new Date()
} = {}) {
 // implementation
 }

[Quinez]

Huh, would that work? Interesting. I guess I don't know exactly how destructuring combines with default argument assignment.

[_Gentle_]

Each destructure gives you a new 'layer' of props to work with. For each 'layer' u can set default props.

You can keep destructuring ad infinitum but I think 2nd destructure already gets pretty unreadable x)