如何在ES6类中使用匿名函数

时间:2018-06-28 12:53:37

标签: javascript ecmascript-6 es6-class

我是前端开发和JavaScript的新手,我正在研究JavaScript ES6类,匿名函数和函数声明。 我正在尝试在ES6类中使用匿名函数的概念,但是在语法上出现了错误。

我尝试了以下无效的方法:

class ChatController {
    constructor(a) {
        this.a = a;
        this.a ++;
        console.log("hello world");
    }
   var getChat = function() {
       console.log(this.a);
     }
}

我在做什么错了?

是否可以在ES6类中使用匿名函数?

1 个答案:

答案 0 :(得分:2)

不应向您的JavaScript类添加匿名函数,请在类的主体中声明您的函数/方法

...但是


注意

以下示例仅出于可能的目的而提供,而不是建议!以下某些示例在将匿名函数分配给类/原型时使用在类的主体中声明它们的原因是出于某种原因而考虑的不良做法。仅在有充分理由的情况下使用它们!

class ChatController {
    static staticNamedFunction() {
      console.log('ChatController.staticNamedFunction()');
    }
    
    constructor(a) {
        this._a = a;
        this._a++;
        
        // ** bad practice **
        // add an anonymous function under a name 
        // to the instance of the class during construction
        this.functionFromConstructor = () => {
          console.log('ChatController.functionFromConstructor(...)');
        };
        
        console.log('ChatController.constructor(...)');
    }
    
    // regular getter
    get a() {
      return this._a;
    }
    
    // Java-style getter
    getA() {
      return this._a;
    }
    
    namedFunction() {
      console.log('ChatController.namedFunction()');
    }
}

// call a static function of the class
ChatController.staticNamedFunction();

// ** bad practice **
// add an anonymus function, that behaves as a statis function under a name
ChatController['newStaticFunction'] = () => {
  console.log('newStaticFunction');
};

// ...and call that function
ChatController.newStaticFunction();

// initialize the class to use the instance functions (or methods)
var chat = new ChatController(0);

// call a function of the class
chat.namedFunction();

// call that function, that was defined in the constructor
chat.functionFromConstructor();

// ** bad practice **
// add an anonymus function to the instance under a name
// that will only be available in this instance of the class
chat['newFunction'] = () => {
  console.log('newFunction');
}

// ..and call that function
chat.newFunction();

// ** bad practice **
// add an anonymus function to prototype of the class under a name
// that will be available on all instances of the class
// even on the previously instantiated ones
ChatController.prototype.anotherNewFunction = () => {
  console.log('anotherNewFunction');
}

// ..and call that function on the instance, that was previously declared
chat.anotherNewFunction();

// based on your sample code:
var getChat = function() {
  var chat = new ChatController(0);
  
  // accessing '_a' via a getter
  console.log(chat.a);
  
  // accessing '_a' via a Java-style getter
  console.log(chat.getA());
  
  // ** bad practice **
  // accessing '_a' directly
  console.log(chat._a);
  
  // ** bad practice **
  // adding and binding an anonymous function under a name
  chat['bindedFunction'] = function() {
    // after binding the anonymous function, you can access 
    // the instance functions/methods and variables/properties of the class
    console.log('bindedFunction', this.a);
  }.bind(chat);
  
  // ...and call that function
  chat.bindedFunction();
  
  return chat;
}

getChat(); // returns a ChatConsroller instance