Thanks for the tip! Yes, I'm aware you can write JS in a high-level style as well. The snippet in question would probably look something like this:
function comfirmLeave(db) {
if(!Object.values(db.shotTransientStates).every(s => s.saved)) {
return ‘This page contains unsaved data, sure you want to leave?’;
}
return null;
}
Thinking back now, it probably wasn't that great of an example since both
`vals` and `every?` have JS equivalents.
