wyatt | A Java crypto currency trading bot using the Binance API | Cryptocurrency library

While what you wrote is not wrong, the realty is simpler (IMO).

If you try to access a property on an object, the engine will first check whether the object itself (in your case wyatt) has that property. If not, it will look at the object's prototype (which is also an object) and repeat those steps until it finds the property or until an object doesn't have a prototype anymore. That's really all that is to it.

An object can only have one prototype. You can think of it as it being an "internal" property that is assigned a reference to another object.

I guess the next question is, how is a prototype assigned to an object? You already know one way: the extends keyword.
Maybe the point that you are missing is that the default prototype of an object is Object.prototype:

Your problem comes from an unidentified variable. Fortunatly that is very easy to fix. All you have to do is define command before you call it.

For this we'll splice the message content into two parts. The command and any arguments that may be included like mentions or other words. We do that with:

Try this code

Given dictionaries d1 and d2, you would need to parse out the number from the keys of d1 so that you can look it up in d2. From there, you can replace the values for each key

Do the same way as yours,

relationship not work for that you can use this method.

use that :

Instead of storing stats as a state object, you could use a getter which will be reactive to your reservation state.

Take out all .w-100 on the tables and the selects, and set those selects' width as fit-content. You can create a custom class for that:

As mentioned, you are making things a bit complicated by using state this way. You should have one base state that contains all of the teams, then reference the bits that are important to you by index.

For example, your teams state is fine as is. Your currentTeam and currentMember states should be indexes or some other reference to the state within teams you want to map to.

So, in specific terms, I'd change the format of your code here like so (forgive me as I don't write TypeScript, so I'm going to straight vanilla javascript to avoid making typos):