Teamplate variable may get a wrong type?

[intijk]

I am trying to understand the code here.

vuepress/packages/@vuepress/shared-utils/src/tryChain.ts

Lines 1 to 11 in a56c3b4

	type Provider<T, U> = (arg: T) => U
	type Resolver<T, U> = (Provider<T, U> | boolean)[] | boolean
	export = function tryChain<T, U> (resolvers: Array<Resolver<T, U>>, arg: T): U | void {
	let response: U
	for (let resolver of resolvers) {
	if (!Array.isArray(resolver)) {
	resolver = [resolver, true]
	}
	const [provider, condition] = resolver

In line 7, resolver is an element of resolvers, it might be an array or a boolean. If it is a boolean, it will construct resolver=[boolean, true] at line 9. And on line 11, provider will become a boolean. Is it intend to be designed this way?

[ulivz]

Thanks for your report, but it's actually a typo (updated at 8daa159), a resolver could be a plain function which will be executed every time, or a array with resolving function as the 1st element and condition as the 2nd element which is for optional execution.