ignore indent when ternary operator are used

what rule to use when I want indent to be working but it comes to ternary operators I would like to switch off, or even better use 2 spaces or none. Exmp:

amount !== undefined && rate !== undefined
? rateAmount(num, rate)
: '0';

[anikethsaha]

That would be an enhancement request. indent is a stylistic rule and according to our new policy, no enhancement for stylistic rules are being accepted

[anikethsaha]

What I understood from the description is that you want both of the code snipped

amount !== undefined && rate !== undefined
? rateAmount(num, rate)
: '0';

amount !== undefined && rate !== undefined
  ? rateAmount(num, rate)
  : '0';

to work without any errors right ?

If so, use { "ignoredNodes": ["ConditionalExpression"] } options. in order to ignore all the conditional operators.