Cannot export closure function ES6/React/TS
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I have a problem with exporting function. I have a weird behavior, I have the following code.
export const getReduxStore = (() =>
let store = null;
function initStoreIfRequired()
if (!store)
store = initialize();
return store;
return initStoreIfRequired;
)();
When I try to import it like that
import getReduxStore from 'app/config/store';
export const SERVICE_TYPES =
REDUX_STORE: 'REDUX_STORE',
;
export class ReduxDiModule implements IDiModule
addDefinitions(container: Container)
let reduc = getReduxStore();
container.bind<object>(SERVICE_TYPES.REDUX_STORE).toConstantValue(reduc);
I get the following error
ReduxDiModule.ts:11 Uncaught TypeError: Object(...) is not a function
at ReduxDiModule../src/main/webapp/app/core/store/ReduxDiModule.ts.ReduxDiModule.addDefinitions (ReduxDiModule.ts:11)
However in a react component
const store = getReduxStore();
This works fine.
Please help to resolve the issue.
reactjs typescript ecmascript-6 import redux
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
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I have a problem with exporting function. I have a weird behavior, I have the following code.
export const getReduxStore = (() =>
let store = null;
function initStoreIfRequired()
if (!store)
store = initialize();
return store;
return initStoreIfRequired;
)();
When I try to import it like that
import getReduxStore from 'app/config/store';
export const SERVICE_TYPES =
REDUX_STORE: 'REDUX_STORE',
;
export class ReduxDiModule implements IDiModule
addDefinitions(container: Container)
let reduc = getReduxStore();
container.bind<object>(SERVICE_TYPES.REDUX_STORE).toConstantValue(reduc);
I get the following error
ReduxDiModule.ts:11 Uncaught TypeError: Object(...) is not a function
at ReduxDiModule../src/main/webapp/app/core/store/ReduxDiModule.ts.ReduxDiModule.addDefinitions (ReduxDiModule.ts:11)
However in a react component
const store = getReduxStore();
This works fine.
Please help to resolve the issue.
reactjs typescript ecmascript-6 import redux
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
Are you suregetReduxStore()is the problematic line? Not the next one?
– Felix Kling
Nov 11 at 20:29
It's not evident that the error refers toreduc. I'd say it isn't. What is toConstantValue? Is it Inversify? The question says nothing on that while this is crucial for understanding it. In case this is Inversify, IIFE for a singleton is clumsy because Inversify naturally provides ways to produce singletons, that's actually the reason to use separate lib for DI.
– estus
Nov 11 at 20:30
@FelixKling , yes the problem is exactly with this line,getReduxStoreis not defined in the debugger, what could be the reason for that?
– ketazafor
Nov 11 at 21:17
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down vote
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up vote
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I have a problem with exporting function. I have a weird behavior, I have the following code.
export const getReduxStore = (() =>
let store = null;
function initStoreIfRequired()
if (!store)
store = initialize();
return store;
return initStoreIfRequired;
)();
When I try to import it like that
import getReduxStore from 'app/config/store';
export const SERVICE_TYPES =
REDUX_STORE: 'REDUX_STORE',
;
export class ReduxDiModule implements IDiModule
addDefinitions(container: Container)
let reduc = getReduxStore();
container.bind<object>(SERVICE_TYPES.REDUX_STORE).toConstantValue(reduc);
I get the following error
ReduxDiModule.ts:11 Uncaught TypeError: Object(...) is not a function
at ReduxDiModule../src/main/webapp/app/core/store/ReduxDiModule.ts.ReduxDiModule.addDefinitions (ReduxDiModule.ts:11)
However in a react component
const store = getReduxStore();
This works fine.
Please help to resolve the issue.
reactjs typescript ecmascript-6 import redux
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
I have a problem with exporting function. I have a weird behavior, I have the following code.
export const getReduxStore = (() =>
let store = null;
function initStoreIfRequired()
if (!store)
store = initialize();
return store;
return initStoreIfRequired;
)();
When I try to import it like that
import getReduxStore from 'app/config/store';
export const SERVICE_TYPES =
REDUX_STORE: 'REDUX_STORE',
;
export class ReduxDiModule implements IDiModule
addDefinitions(container: Container)
let reduc = getReduxStore();
container.bind<object>(SERVICE_TYPES.REDUX_STORE).toConstantValue(reduc);
I get the following error
ReduxDiModule.ts:11 Uncaught TypeError: Object(...) is not a function
at ReduxDiModule../src/main/webapp/app/core/store/ReduxDiModule.ts.ReduxDiModule.addDefinitions (ReduxDiModule.ts:11)
However in a react component
const store = getReduxStore();
This works fine.
Please help to resolve the issue.
reactjs typescript ecmascript-6 import redux
reactjs typescript ecmascript-6 import redux
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
asked Nov 11 at 20:03
ketazafor
5011716
5011716
Are you suregetReduxStore()is the problematic line? Not the next one?
– Felix Kling
Nov 11 at 20:29
It's not evident that the error refers toreduc. I'd say it isn't. What is toConstantValue? Is it Inversify? The question says nothing on that while this is crucial for understanding it. In case this is Inversify, IIFE for a singleton is clumsy because Inversify naturally provides ways to produce singletons, that's actually the reason to use separate lib for DI.
– estus
Nov 11 at 20:30
@FelixKling , yes the problem is exactly with this line,getReduxStoreis not defined in the debugger, what could be the reason for that?
– ketazafor
Nov 11 at 21:17
add a comment |
Are you suregetReduxStore()is the problematic line? Not the next one?
– Felix Kling
Nov 11 at 20:29
It's not evident that the error refers toreduc. I'd say it isn't. What is toConstantValue? Is it Inversify? The question says nothing on that while this is crucial for understanding it. In case this is Inversify, IIFE for a singleton is clumsy because Inversify naturally provides ways to produce singletons, that's actually the reason to use separate lib for DI.
– estus
Nov 11 at 20:30
@FelixKling , yes the problem is exactly with this line,getReduxStoreis not defined in the debugger, what could be the reason for that?
– ketazafor
Nov 11 at 21:17
Are you sure
getReduxStore() is the problematic line? Not the next one?– Felix Kling
Nov 11 at 20:29
Are you sure
getReduxStore() is the problematic line? Not the next one?– Felix Kling
Nov 11 at 20:29
It's not evident that the error refers to
reduc. I'd say it isn't. What is toConstantValue? Is it Inversify? The question says nothing on that while this is crucial for understanding it. In case this is Inversify, IIFE for a singleton is clumsy because Inversify naturally provides ways to produce singletons, that's actually the reason to use separate lib for DI.– estus
Nov 11 at 20:30
It's not evident that the error refers to
reduc. I'd say it isn't. What is toConstantValue? Is it Inversify? The question says nothing on that while this is crucial for understanding it. In case this is Inversify, IIFE for a singleton is clumsy because Inversify naturally provides ways to produce singletons, that's actually the reason to use separate lib for DI.– estus
Nov 11 at 20:30
@FelixKling , yes the problem is exactly with this line,
getReduxStore is not defined in the debugger, what could be the reason for that?– ketazafor
Nov 11 at 21:17
@FelixKling , yes the problem is exactly with this line,
getReduxStore is not defined in the debugger, what could be the reason for that?– ketazafor
Nov 11 at 21:17
add a comment |
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Are you sure
getReduxStore()is the problematic line? Not the next one?– Felix Kling
Nov 11 at 20:29
It's not evident that the error refers to
reduc. I'd say it isn't. What is toConstantValue? Is it Inversify? The question says nothing on that while this is crucial for understanding it. In case this is Inversify, IIFE for a singleton is clumsy because Inversify naturally provides ways to produce singletons, that's actually the reason to use separate lib for DI.– estus
Nov 11 at 20:30
@FelixKling , yes the problem is exactly with this line,
getReduxStoreis not defined in the debugger, what could be the reason for that?– ketazafor
Nov 11 at 21:17