Reputation: 1219
I'm currently checking for an environment variable, which may or may not exist, and assigning that to a variable or setting a default if it doesn't exist. I'm then splitting the string in a different line to get an array. I'm wondering if this can be done in a simple one liner (without having to double check the env var)
Currently doing:
deploy_rooms = process.env['HUBOT_DPLOY_ROOMS'] || "deployments"
deploy_rooms = deploy_rooms.split ','
could do this
deploy_rooms = (process.env['HUBOT_DPLOY_ROOMS'] || "deployments").split ','
but wondering if there's a nicer way?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 978
Reputation: 1219
yeh just do this
deploy_rooms = (process.env['HUBOT_DPLOY_ROOMS'] || "deployments").split ','
Upvotes: 1