How to use the is-lite.plainObject function in is-lite
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gilbarbara / react-joyride / src / modules / step.js View on Github 
export function validateStep(step: StepProps, debug: boolean = false): boolean {
if (!is.plainObject(step)) {
log({
title: 'validateStep',
data: 'step must be an object',
warn: true,
debug,
});
return false;
}
if (!step.target) {
log({
title: 'validateStep',
data: 'target is missing from the step',
warn: true,
debug,
});data.forEach(d => {
if (is.plainObject(d) && d.key) {
logFn.apply(console, [d.key, d.value]);
} else {
logFn.apply(console, [d]);
}
});
} else {
