As highlighted in the comments, the null assertion operator.... This operator informs the compiler that the value will have a definite presence during runtime, resulting in an error if it is not fulfilled.
Consequently, the error message states...
TypeError: Cannot read property 'id' of undefined
clearly indicating that...
this.authenticationProvider.member.projects[0]
is undefined
. This is acceptable within the current structure because you are not checking the array's length:
if (this.authenticationProvider.member.projects != null)
Hence, your code functions correctly even if projects
is []
It might be better to use
if (this.authenticationProvider.member.projects)
as it checks for existence, handling
null
,
undefined
, and
false</code simultaneously. Additionally, after that, ensure there is actually an object in the array, enhancing the <code>if
statement like so:
if (this.authenticationProvider.member.projects && this.authenticationProvider.member.projects.length)
If uncertain about the existence of member
, an extra check should be added...
if (this.authenticationProvider.member &&
this.authenticationProvider.member.projects &&
this.authenticationProvider.member.projects.length)