I have the following code in a React component.
const { isDisclosed: showDisclosureButton } = this.state
The problem is that I need the value of showDisclosureButton
to be a negation of this.state.isDisclosed
. The equivalent of:
const showDisclosureButton = !this.state.isDisclosed
Is there any way to negate a destructured value that is being assigned to a new variable?
No, there is not. Just write
const showDisclosureButton = !this.state.isDisclosed
It is simple, clear, and shorter than any destructuring could be.
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