That's still not necessary, as you can check if your page is in pages and otherwise return home (or a 404 page):
const getPageContent = (page) => pages.hasOwnProperty(page) ? pages[page] : pages.home;
FYI: "Note: Object.hasOwn() is recommended over hasOwnProperty(), in browsers where it is supported."
Object.hasOwn()
hasOwnProperty()
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That's still not necessary, as you can check if your page is in pages and otherwise return home (or a 404 page):
FYI:
"Note:
Object.hasOwn()is recommended overhasOwnProperty(), in browsers where it is supported."