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Operator that adds the correct spread to <label> attribute

I have two functions that both set different values. In the markup, how do I set the attribute to have the correct spread. I know how to do this with the standard ternary operator but I don't want to copy the same code for everything that goes under the attribute, as it's wrapped inside of it.

  const labelAttributes = ['checkbox'].includes(type)
    ? keyboardEvents({ space: () => helpers.setValue(!field.value) })
    : null;

  const labelAttributesRadio = ['radio'].includes(type)
    ? keyboardEvents({ space: () => helpers.setValue(value) })
    : null;

return (
        {type == 'radio' ? (
          <label {...labelAttributesRadio}>
        ) : (
          <label {...labelAttributes}>
        )}
          // Removed a lot more content but don't want to have to copy it twice within the operator
          <Field>
          </Field>
          <span>
          </span>
        </label>

)

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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