In my object structure, both utils and utils.not have the same prototype with an exist method. To keep it simple, here is a clearer version:
var negative = true;
if(negative){
//when negative===true, I want to run exist() through not object
tests.utils.not.exist();
} else {
tests.utils.exist();
}
Is there a way to dynamically exclude not from the chain without using an IF statement? For example, if I wanted to change the not object to another like positive, I could do it simply like this:
tests.utils[negative ? 'not':'positive'].exist();
But how can I dynamically exclude the not object from the chain without an IF statement?
My current IF syntax works fine, but I'm curious if there is a more elegant way in JavaScript.