getter.js | The Promise based get object parameters functions | Reactive Programming library
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The Promise based get object parameters for the modern browsers and node.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to create a (class) instance that copies the behavior of another class, but using itself as the state context (this). Normal functions work fine (like the setValue
function in the example below), but getters do not work. Here is a simple example:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-13 at 12:05Recall that property getters for class ends in its prototype
So to access the method, you may want to get it from its prototype:
QUESTION
I get this error while I try to define my schema.
Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-01 at 10:27The error was raised because I had a field called id
that probably was overriding the internal _id
field.
I resolved changing my schema in:
QUESTION
I have a function, startSurvey
, which, when run, checks if there are questions in a .json file. If there are no questions, it fetches some questions from Typeform and writes them to the .json file using saveForm
. After it writes, I would like to continue executing some code that reads the .json file and logs its contents. Right now, await saveForm()
never resolves.
I have promisified the fs.readFile and fs.writeFile functions.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-03 at 16:26I don't know your exact error, but there are multiple things wrong with your code:
You're using incorrectly the promisified version of fs.writeFile
, if an error occurs, the promise will be rejected, you won't get a resolved promise with an error as the resolved value, which is what you're doing.
Use path.join
instead of concatenating paths.
In startSurvey
, you're using console.log(questions)
but that wont have any data if questions.json
doesn't exists, which should happen the first time you run the program, since it's filled by saveForm
, so you probably want to return the questions in saveForm
So saveForm
should look something like this:
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