Is it possible to use destructuring to declare in less lines of code this decalarations?
const identification_type = this.phaseOneForm.controls.identification_type.value;
const identification_number =this.phaseOneForm.controls.identification_number.value;
const date_of_issue = this.phaseOneForm.controls.date_of_issue.value;
const date_of_birth = this.phaseOneForm.controls.date_of_birth.value;
const pep = this.phaseOneForm.controls.pep.value;
const us = this.phaseOneForm.controls.us.value;
const qualified_investor = this.phaseOneForm.controls.qualified_investor.value;
I tried:
const {
value: identification_type,
value: identification_number,
value: date_of_issue,
value: date_of_birth,
value: pep,
value: us,
value: qualified_investor,
} = this.phaseOneForm.controls;
But does not work
your syntax is not completely correct
const {
identification_type: {
value: identification_type
},
identification_number : {
value: identification_number
},
date_of_issue: {
value: date_of_issue
},
date_of_birth : {
value: date_of_birth
},
pep : {
value: pep
},
us : {
value: us
},
qualified_investor : {
value: qualified_investor
}
} = this.phaseOneForm.controls;