Languages/JavaScript/Templates/JavaScript-Template-Assignment.ps.ps1
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Template function Assignment.js { <# .SYNOPSIS Template for a JavaScript assignment .DESCRIPTION Template for JavaScript assignment statements. .EXAMPLE Template.Assignment.js -Left "a" -Right 1 .EXAMPLE Template.Const.js -VariableName "MyConstant" -Expression 42 #> [Alias('Template.Const.js','Template.Var.js', 'Template.Let.js')] param( # The variable name. [vbn()] [Alias('Left','Declaration')] [string] $VariableName, # The value expression [Alias('Right','Expression','Initializer')] [string] $ValueExpression, # If set, the assignment will be constant [switch] $Const, # If set, the assignment will be a variant. [Alias('Var')] [switch] $Variant, # If set, the assignment will be a locally scoped let. [Alias('Local')] [switch] $Let, # The assignment operator. By default, =. [string] $AssignmentOperator = '=' ) process { if ($MyInvocation.InvocationName -match '\.let') { $let = $true } if ($MyInvocation.InvocationName -match '\.var') { $variant = $true } if ($MyInvocation.InvocationName -match '\.const') { $const = $true } $VariableDeclaration = "${VariableName}${AssignmentOperator} $ValueExpression" "$(@( if ($let) {"let"} elseif ($variant) {"var"} elseif ($const){"const"} $VariableDeclaration ) -join ' ')" } } |