Sometimes, we want to write an if statement within a JavaScript object when setting an attribute.
In this article, we’ll look at how to write an if statement within a JavaScript object when setting an attribute.
How to write an if statement within a JavaScript object when setting an attribute?
To write an if statement within a JavaScript object when setting an attribute, we can use the ternary operator.
For instance, we write:
const testBoolean = true;
const object = {
attributeOne: "attributeOne",
attributeTwo: testBoolean ? "attributeTwo" : "attributeTwoToo"
}
console.log(object)
We set testBoolean to true.
And we set object.attributeTwi to 'attributeTwo' is testBoolean is true and 'attributeTwoToo' otherwise.
As a result, we see that object is {attributeOne: 'attributeOne', attributeTwo: 'attributeTwo'}.
Conclusion
To write an if statement within a JavaScript object when setting an attribute, we can use the ternary operator.
