How can you make a javascript object be considered false?

Question

The use case that I am considering creates a hopelessly egocentric Nullfor pooling.

This code works, but requires an explicit check against Null:

const Null = new Proxy({}, {get: () => Null});

let data = Null;

console.log(data.a.b.c.d !== Null ? "Has value" : "Is Null");

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I would like to leave a clear check and just do

console.log(data.a.b.c.d ? "Has value" : "Is Null");

but this does not work because mine Nullis an object and as such is considered true.

spec seems to indicate that this is impossible, but javascript is such a strange ecosystem that I hope that someone will be able to come up with a possible solution.

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Answer 1

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