spry | social media intelligence from the command line | Social Channel Utils library
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social media intelligence from the command line
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QUESTION
I have a function that return some informations about employees from an object database
I'm facing some complexity ESlint Problems, so i need to find a way to minimize it or find a smart way to do this instead of using a whole set of if statements.
I'm also trying to find a way to something like this: if I have name
, I don't need to do the id
verification and vice-versa and i just don't know how to do this... 🤦♂️
The function must receive as argument an object of options that will determinate how it will behave:
- name: the first name or last name of the person that need to be searched at database
- id: the id of the person that need to be searched
e.g:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 17:26Cyclomatic complexity is just a style suggestion that ESLint provides to encourage you to use fewer code branches (e.g. if
s) in a single function. You can ignore the warning or disable it with ESLint pragmas (the rule in question is named complexity
).
If you want a single function that is able to query in different ways (as you're doing in your code), it stands to reason that your function will need to branch out based on the input data.
For example, Python functions do this all the time by querying which kwargs were and weren't supplied to an "overloaded" function and the function changes behavior based on the suppied args. I'm not sure why your ESLint is configured with such a low complexity value, or maybe it comes with a low value.
Last time I used ESLint I found myself disabling three or four "code style" suggestions right away. I personally think it's overly opinionated by default.
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