Your example of the switch wouldn't work, you are assigning to a constant variable. I consider declaring without defining an issue, and would rather split the switch to a separate function (e.g. getFontWeight) and create the variable with const fontWeight = getFontWeight(value). It's cleaner and better to test.
My bad, thanks for pointing out 👏🏻 I updated the example code. Totally agree with you about the separate function, nevertheless I just used let to keep things simple.
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Your example of the switch wouldn't work, you are assigning to a constant variable. I consider declaring without defining an issue, and would rather split the switch to a separate function (e.g.
getFontWeight) and create the variable withconst fontWeight = getFontWeight(value). It's cleaner and better to test.My bad, thanks for pointing out 👏🏻 I updated the example code. Totally agree with you about the separate function, nevertheless I just used
letto keep things simple.