Answer by TimT for Is it possible to use .contains() in a switch statement?
An alternative implementation might be this. Not much in it but reads better than switch(true)...const href = window.location.href;const findTerm = (term) => { if (href.includes(term)){ return href;...
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"Yes", but it won't do what you expect.The expression used for the switch is evaluated once - in this case contains evaluates to true/false as the result (e.g. switch(true) or switch(false)), not a...
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This is just a simple example of what I'm trying to do:switch (window.location.href.contains('')) { case "google": searchWithGoogle(); break; case "yahoo": searchWithYahoo(); break; default:...
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Try the tldts library:npm i tldtsimport { parse } from "tldts";const domainWithoutSuffix = parse(href).domainWithoutSuffix;switch (domainWithoutSuffix) { case "facebook": // do stuff case "github": //...
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