ancestry.js | Yet another javascript OOP microframework | Interpreter library
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Yes, ancestry.js is yet another microframework. Why? Because I was unsatisfied by how most people handle inheritance in JavaScript. Usually, people try to pass off a single Object.create() as a viable solution to inheritance. Unfortunately this tends to fail when you want multiple inheritance, or the ability to call a "superconstructor" within your class.
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QUESTION
I am doing an exercise in the Eloquent Javascript book and am having trouble getting access to a variable with JSON information in an adjacent .js file.
My file structure looks like this: eloquentJs (folder)> ancestry.js, chapter5json.js
I am including a require statement at the top of my chapter5json.js file: require("./ancestry.js");
as well as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-25 at 12:04You need to store the require statement like this: let ancestor = require("./ancestry.js")
Since the file is simply a json, simply use the ancestor
like this:
let ancestry = JSON.parse(ancestor);
Now you can use all the variables using the reference of ancestry
QUESTION
I am currently learning JSON and AJAX and stumbled on a problem when loading simple JSON file from a repo on GitHub.
I am using browser sync to set up local server and here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-06 at 11:54You just need to use the raw
version of your file; with that you just need a minor fix in order to make it work:
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I am sure this is a simple answer but I do not find it. Working through Eloquent Javascript, I am stumped on 5-2 Mother-Child Age Difference. The data is provided in a file, ancestry.js. I have stored this in my working directory. According to the comment at the bottom of that file, if i require that file in my js file, it will be imported as ANCESTRY_FILE (I am still learning js so maybe I misunderstand this?). Anyway when I feed my simple js query to node it says ANCESTRY_FILE is not defined. What am I not getting? Running 05_ageDiff.js should result in printing 39 to the console. thx
console:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-02 at 10:28ANCESTRY_FILE is exported as a CommonJS module, not a global variable, if you use it like you do. So this should work:
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