Breaking complex conditional statements into more a readable/commentable form yields Code Climate warnings.

Complex Conditionals

// to increase readability and to allow for more sane and detailed
// commenting, I prefer to break up complex conditional statements
// into separate statements in a separate function, using `return`
// to short-circuit when a condition has failed

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// as an alternative to combining the condition and the behavior:
// ❌❌❌
function render() {
  if (
    Flags.isEnabled("feature") &&
    !Page.isCheckout() &&
    !TrafficSource.isPaid() &&
    !this.isDisabled() &&
    Experiments.getTreatment("feature") !== "control"
  ) {
    // continue rendering
  }
}
// ❌❌❌
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// I prefer to split the conditions up in a new method:
// ✅✅✅
function isEligibleForFeature() {
  // check for the feature flag
  if (!Flags.isEnabled("feature")) { return false; }
  
  // never interrupt the checkout funnel
  if (Page.isCheckout()) { return false; }
  
  // do not show to paid traffic, where bounce rate is high
  if (TrafficSource.isPaid()) { return false; }
  
  // has the user dismissed this feature already?
  if (this.isDisabled()) { return false; }
  
  // ⚠️ Code Climate warns about too many return statements here
  
  // do not show to users in the experiment group
  if (Experiments.getTreatment("feature") === "control") { return; }
  
  return true;
}

function render() {
  if (!this.isEligibleForFeature()) { return; }
  
  // continue rendering...
}
// ✅✅✅
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