Here is the code:
const presets = (buildType === "___PROD___") ?
[ "react",
"es2015",
{ "modules" : false }
] : [
"react",
"es2015"
];
As can be see, the values of react
, es2015
are being repeated. Is it possible to not have this repetition in the ternary operator?
Best,
How about using the spread syntax ?
var standardPresets = ['react','es2015'];
const presets = cond ? [ ...standardPresets , {modules: false} ] : [ ...standardPresets ];
Does you have to use a ternary if
? Could you just .push
into the array when that condition is met?
const standardPresets = ['react','es2015'];
if(cond){ standardPresets.push({modules: false}); }
Personally, I don't think the repetition is too awful as it is.
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