Sometimes, we want to use string includes() in a JavaScript switch case.
In this article, we’ll look at how to use string includes() in a JavaScript switch case.
How to use string includes() in a JavaScript switch case?
To use string includes() in a JavaScript switch case, we should replace switch and case with if statements.
For instance, we write:
const id = "someId";
if (id.includes('product')) {
//...
} else if (id.includes('user')) {
//...
}
to call id.includes with the substrings we’re checking and run the code we want according to the checks.
Conclusion
To use string includes() in a JavaScript switch case, we should replace switch and case with if statements.
