Reputation: 2098
I want to access all of the properties of a class that will be defined when the constructor is called, so that I can implement a sort of interface for the class.
Say I had a class that defines the property hello
, I would like to access it to check it has been implemented and the type assigned to it is correct. Problem is, since all non-static
class properties are tied to an instance, I can't get at them without instantiating the class, which I can't do.
In this situation, is it possible to access hello
?
class MyClass {
constructor () {
this.hello = 'greetings';
}
}
Upvotes: 0
Views: 242
Reputation: 1074999
In this situation, is it possible to access
hello
?
Not without using a JavaScript parser (like IDEs do to try to infer instance mbmers). hello
, as you say, doesn't exist as a property until/unless an instance is created. With a parser, you can (usually) determine what the property names will be, perhaps sometimes their initial values, but that's all.
Upvotes: 3