Here is what I did:
output = "xyz"
result = false
unless output == "" || output.nil? || output == "{}" || result == true
puts 'execute this command'
end
What could be the simplest format to shrink the above statement, if there is a similar || conditions in Ruby
In versions of Ruby 2.5 and above you can use #any? this way:
['', nil, '{}'].any?(output) || result
p ['', nil, '{}'].any?('') # true
p ['', nil, '{}'].any?(nil) # true
p ['', nil, '{}'].any?('{}') # true
Otherwise, you can use a block
['', nil, '{}'].any? { |e| e == output }
Something like this?
unless ["", nil, "{}"].include?(output) || result
puts 'execute this command'
end