Kevin Smith wrote:
express for node already does this, for error handlers:
http://expressjs.com/guide.html#error-handling
express is very popular; #4 on Most Depended Upon packages; #1 on
Most Starred at npm:
This is helpful. So, judgement aside, we can say there is a certain
level of usage of Function.length out there for overloading based on a
function's "signature". It seems to me that reporting Function.length
as the number of formal parameters, minus rest, will be more
appropriate for this use case.
And specifically not stopping counting at the first parameter with a
default value, right?
/be
Kevin
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