I want to pass an object to a function which is a value of another object. Is this possible, how can we do that? I can pass a string easily and a variable as a string. But, cannot pass as an object.
I have 2 objects like:
var test1 = "qwerty";
var test2 = { qwerty: "sdaf" };
I want to pass these objects as a parameter to an object value like the below.
var props = {
event: `backdropEvent("${test}")`,
}
function backdropEvent(e){
console.log(e)
}
When I tried to pass test1 I get it as a string. How can I pass the test2 object?
var test1 = "qwerty";
var test2 = { qwerty: "sdaf" };
var props = {
event: `backdropEvent("${test2}")`,
}
function backdropEvent(e){
console.log(e)
}
function testFn(){
testFn2(props);
}
function testFn2(e){
var x = Function(e.event);
x();
}<button onclick="testFn()"> click me </button>I may be mistaken since its a little hard to understand what you are trying to accomplish but I beleive that you want to use function binding
const test2 = { qwerty: "sdaf" };
const backdropEvent = (e) => {
console.log(e);
}
const props = {
event: backdropEvent.bind(null, test2)
}
props.event()