Inspired by Elixir's cond
this is a simpler alternative to lodash's _.cond
Install with npm or yarn via
yarn add cond-flow
or
npm i cond-flow
import cond from 'cond-flow'
const value = cond([
[false, 'false'],
[true, 'true'],
[true, 'true but too late'],
])
// value === 'true'
Also works nicely with React components as you can have the values lazily evaluated by wrapping them in a function:
import cond from 'cond-flow'
const Component = ({ isDisabled, isNew, isLoading }) => (
<>
{cond([
[isLoading, () => <Loading />],
[isNew, () => <Create />],
[isDisabled, null],
])}
</>
)
You can provide a default
fallback which will be returned if no provided conditions are met.
import cond from 'cond-flow'
const value = cond(
[
[false, () => 'false'],
[false, () => 'also false'],
],
{ default: () => 'fallback' },
)
// value === 'fallback'
As all predicates have to be evaluated before the right branch can be chosen, it can have a negative performance impact if you rely on heavy computations. It's best to have simple booleans and resort to Ramda's cond
for complex use cases.
If you find this useful or would like to add features, feel free to clone the repository and open a PR.