{required: false} rule does not skip the validation when the value is undefined but the key exists in the object

[manuel-di-iorio]

Related issue: #25 (in chinese).

Use case:

const obj = {test: null};

parameter.validate({
    test: {
        type: "integer",
        required: false
    }
}, obj);

The above code will give the error should be an integer even if the required: false rule is defined.

Where is the problem:
https://github.com/node-modules/parameter/blob/master/index.js, row 61 to 63

var has = obj.hasOwnProperty(key);

if (!has) {

This condition should be replaced with:

var rule = formatRule(rules[key]);
var value = obj[key];

if (value == undefined) {
    if (rule.required) {
        /* push required error */
    }
    continue;
}

[gaochengyidlmu]

I also have the problem.

const rule = { transferDate: {type: 'string', required: false, allowEmpty: true}

let someDate = {transferDate: '2018-07-02'}

I want to set the transferDate to null.
but it throw the error.

{ message: 'should be a string', code: 'invalid', field: 'transferDate' }

[konglingwen94]

同样的问题+1