Within my application, there lies a form consisting of numerous input fields. These text input fields are displayed based on the selection made via radio buttons. I am currently validating these input fields by specifying the field name and its corresponding v-model.
The validation process is functioning correctly; however, it involves an excessive amount of if condition blocks to ensure empty validation. Despite attempting to streamline this process through mapping, I have been unsuccessful in doing so.
Below is the existing condition block:
const inputValidation = () => {
if (form1.value.radio3 === 'Pass') {
validateInputField('field1', formInputs.value.txtArea1);
}
// Remaining if statements...
};
To tackle this issue, I created a temporary array containing objects as follows:
const tempFieldArray = [
{ radio: 'radio3', value: 'Pass', input: 'txtArea1', field: 'field1' },
// Additional object entries...
];
Despite my efforts to map out a solution, I have not succeeded. Any suggestions on how to condense these lengthy if condition blocks into a more concise syntax?