Understanding Optional Chaining

What if I tell you that the following snippet is Possible in javascript?

const hasWorld = response && response.data && response.data.msg && response.data.msg.includes('world');

const hasWorld = response?.data?.msg?.includes('world');

This way of checking the property of an object known as Optional Chaining.

This is currently in Stage 3 tc39, however with babel we will be able to use it in our code right now by adding the following plugin @babel/plugin-proposal-optional-chaining to your config file for babel v7+.

Below is the Transpiled Babel Code Example with Optional Chaining.

Transpiled code Example

Thats all Folks!!!