If you know value is either "true" or "false", you can also use JSON.parse(value).
value
"true"
"false"
JSON.parse(value)
JSON.parse('true') // true JSON.parse('false') // false JSON.parse('tru') // SyntaxError: Unexpected token t in JSON at position 0 JSON.parse('"string"') // "string"
Awesome. Dint know that. I actually faced the issue in query string. Dint realise that it was taking as string 😂🙈
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If you know
valueis either"true"or"false", you can also useJSON.parse(value).Awesome. Dint know that. I actually faced the issue in query string. Dint realise that it was taking as string 😂🙈