Is there an ESLint rule that checks the number of logical operators in a conditional expression?

Question

I am looking for such a rule to see the complexity of the conditional expression.

For example, if the threshold is 5, the following conditional expression would result in an error:

if ((true && false) || ((false || true) && (true || false))) {
  // ...
}

However, the following conditional expression will not produce an error:

if ((true && false) || ((false || true) && true)) {
  // ...
}

Answer 1

I created an ESLint plugin to check the number of logical operator . For the moment, it only check the number of logical operators in the conditional expression of the if statement. But I may update the rule to get to check any expression.