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Undefined property access: If you assume an object has a property but the structure is inconsistent, you may get undefined
or cannot read property X of undefined
.
Type mismatch: For example, expecting a string but sometimes getting an array or number can break rendering logic.
Components may fail to render properly if they rely on specific fields (e.g., React/Vue expecting a key
or a label
but receiving inconsistent shapes).
Lists may duplicate, fail to sort, or crash due to missing identifiers.
State managers (Vuex, Redux, Pinia, etc.) expect predictable shapes. If they receive irregular structures, mutations/selectors may produce invalid state or fail silently.
Difficulties arise in caching, diffing, or memoization if the shape isn’t predictable.
Without a consistent structure, you can’t reliably validate or sanitize data on the frontend.
Bugs become harder to track down since issues only surface with specific payloads.