Try using IIFE to do a complex initialization of a const variable.

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IIFE for Complex Initialization

by Bartlomiej Filipek

From the article:

How do you initialize your variables, especially the const ones? What do you do when the code for the initialization is complicated? Do you move it to other method or just write inside the current scope?