Instead of using a bunch of ifs, is there a way to show different options for different selections rather than having to specify directly for each one like I am doing? I think there is the .when option, but I am not really sure how to use it in this situation.
I am trying to let them select the wallet option and then let them view the wallet that they choose. Also, I can't seem to figure out how to send the user back to the beginning of the menu when they select the <<< quit key, so any input into how to do that would be good.
inquirer
.prompt([
{ type:'list',
message: "Select an option",
name: 'walletOptions',
choices: [
'Wallet',
'Normal Transaction',
'Arbitrage'
]}
])
.then(({walletOptions}) => {
if (walletOptions === 'Wallet') {
//let them view and edit wallet
inquirer
.prompt([
{ type:'list',
message: "Select an account",
name: 'accountOptions',
choices: [
'1',
'2',
'3',
'<<< Quit'
]}
])
.then(({accountOptions}) => {
if (accountOptions === '1') {
//display account info for one
var walletOne = wallet[1]
console.log(walletOne);
} else if (accountOptions === '2') {
//display account info for two
var walletTwo = wallet[2]
console.log(walletTwo);
} else if (accountOptions === '3') {
//display account info for three
var walletThree = wallet[3]
console.log(walletThree);
} else {
return ;
}
})
} else if (walletOptions === 'Normal Transaction') {
//continue with mainswap.js
var normalTx = require("./mainswap");
mainswap.deploy()
} else {
//continue with ...
}
});
