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Page path value - JS variable

Time:12-19

I have to return site type (business or personal) value from page path

The function I use is:

    function currentPath() {
      var siteType=window.location.pathname;
      if ( siteType.indexOf('business')) {
        siteType= 'business';
      } else {
        siteType = 'personal';
      }
      return siteType;
    }

So if page path contains "business", it should return business and if it does not contain "business" it should return "personal".

CodePudding user response:

indexOf

function currentPath() {
  var siteType=window.location.pathname;
  if ( siteType.indexOf('business') !== -1) { //return -1 if not present
    siteType= 'business';
  } else {
    siteType = 'personal';
  }
  return siteType;
}

or

includes

function currentPath() {
  var siteType=window.location.pathname;
  if (siteType.includes('business')) { //checks for the string in the given string or array
    siteType= 'business';
  } else {
    siteType = 'personal';
  }
  return siteType;
}

CodePudding user response:

You can use includes() method with conditional operator:

function currentPath() {
  return window.location.pathname.includes('business') ? 'business' : 'personal';
}

CodePudding user response:

If you're using indexOf in a if/else condition you need to check the index so you can proceed if (siteType.indexOf('business') > -1)... for example.

Modern JS allows us to use includes, and a little destructuring.

function currentPath() {
  const { pathname } = window.location;
  if (pathname.includes('business')) return 'business';
  return 'personal';
}

CodePudding user response:

Use includes()

function currentPath() {
  var siteType = window.location.pathname;
  if (siteType.includes('business')) {
    return 'business';
  } else {
    return 'personal';
  }
}
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