I need to access the values of every instance of a class, and compare them.
So first, I get my properties:
class One {
constructor(){
this.properties = new Properties();
}
}
Then, I need to read every instance that is created (in any number) and use them as arguments:
class Two {
check(){
if (/* arguments that contain info on all instances of class One */) {
// code
}
}
}
Then I need to create instances of class Two, and call the check() function.
You can use a static property on your class One in order to store the instances when you call it with new, and later you call the static property to get an array of all instances, take a look:
// just to complement the example
class Properties {
name
constructor(name) {
this.name = name
}
}
class One {
// here is the static property where you will store the instance
static allInstances = [];
properties
constructor(name){
this.properties = new Properties(name);
// here you will store the class instance
// every time it's created
One.allInstances.push(this)
}
}
const instance1 = new One("instance1")
const instance2 = new One("instance2")
const instance3 = new One("instance3")
console.log(One.allInstances)
// (3) [_One {...}, _One {...}, _One {...}]
class Two {
constructor() {}
check(instanceNames){
// here I'm logging the name of each instance
instanceNames.forEach(instance =>
console.log(instance.properties.name))
}
}
const instanceOfTwo = new Two()
// pass the array of all instances with One.allInstances
instanceOfTwo.check(One.allInstances)
See the complete example, to know more about static methods and properties check this out.