I have tried writing the array of objects using ternary but still I am thinking to refactor the common properties between them if someone could help me with this would be helpful.
const{address } = A
data: conditionalValue ? [
{ text: text },
{ building: address },
{ ' ': pincode }
]:
[
{ text: text },
{ building: address },
{ ' ': pincode },
{ 'somevalue': someValue1 },
{ ' ': otherValue},
],
still the { text: text },{ building: address },{ ' ': pincode } objects are same between 2 condition
You can use some destructuring on a array of additional values:
const conditionalValue = false;
const data = [
{ text: 'text' },
{ building: 'address' },
{ ' ': 'pincode' },
...(
conditionalValue
? [{ 'somevalue': 'someValue1' },{ ' ': 'otherValue'}]
: []
)
];
console.log(data);
However, I think it might be cleaner to just push your other values into the data
array.