I was trying to answer a JavaScript question but accidentally committed sin. I apologize :(
For OP: Below is how I'd export and require.
//file 1
class Foo {
}
module.exports = Foo
//file 2
const Foo = require('file1')
class Bar extends Foo {
}
Great stuff, KSQian... although, a negative Kudo for mixing genre... Fantasy wizards and kaiju don't mix. ;)
I typically use prototype classing for my JavaScript work in TestComplete but my Gandalf/Balrog exercise was simply to play around with the class syntax. There's more than one way to skin the orc... ;)
I was trying to answer a JavaScript question but accidentally committed sin. I apologize :(
For OP: Below is how I'd export and require.
//file 1
class Foo {
}
module.exports = Foo
//file 2
const Foo = require('file1')
class Bar extends Foo {
}
KSQian wrote:
I was trying to answer a JavaScript question but accidentally committed sin. I apologize :(
For OP: Below is how I'd export and require.
//file 1 class Foo { } module.exports = Foo //file 2 const Foo = require('file1') class Bar extends Foo { }
nice! I've made that change in my Gandalf v Balrog and it works well.. much more elegant than what I did.
Just as a note, in the sub class contructor, you should call super() in order to be able to properly create the new class.
