If statement in Javascript return values

Question

I am learning Javascript. I wrote a JS to return a Json-type value.

  var generateUrl = function(Name, Letter, rootUrl, V1) {
  rootUrl = rootUrl || Letter;
  return  {
    classname: 'mycss-' + Letter,
    text: Name,
    url: rootHref.replace(Rex, "$1" + rootUrl + "."),
    onclick: {
      fn: clickFn,
      obj: V1
    }
  };
};

I want to add a if statement inside url:. For example, if Name = google, url won't use this logic rootHref.replace(Rex, "$1" + rootUrl + "."), instead it will directly return an url. I have searched for an answer quite a while but still have no luck. May someone tell me how to add a if statement logic in my code.

That thing you're returning is called an object literal, nothing to do with JSON. You can't put much logic into an object literal, but you can assign it to a variable and then use bracket or dot notation to assign a new property value (eg if (thing == "google") myObj.url = "google-specific URL";) — James
– James, Commented Oct 26, 2017 at 21:00

Nisal Edu · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-26 20:59:23Z

4

Try as follows

 url: (num == 1) ? Link1 : Link2,

answered Oct 26, 2017 at 20:59

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