I know there similar questions have been asked, but I just can't seem to this worked out.
I have two scripts:
// taskList.js
const task = require('task');
var taskList = {
...
addTask: function (targetId, taskType) {
...
let newTask = new task.Task(targetId, taskType);
},
...
};
module.exports = taskList;
// task.js
class Task {
constructor(targetId, taskType) {
this.targetId = targetId;
this.taskType = taskType;
}
...
}
module.exports = Task;
Tasklist is supposed to become a class, too. But that's beside the point. I get this error:
TypeError: task.Task is not a constructor
at Object.addTask (taskList:34:23)
at createTaskList (main:187:18)
at Object.module.exports.loop (main:136:5)
at __mainLoop:1:52
at __mainLoop:2:3
at Object.exports.evalCode (<runtime>:15845:76)
at Object.exports.run (<runtime>:46468:24)
I have tried to return the class as an object, to write task with uppercase letter first, "new Task()", "new task()", new Task.Task() and so on...
What am I missing here ?
Edit: Added the part where I try to call the constructor.
CreateTasklist is in another script which imports the taskList object (later to also be a class) and calls its function addTask
Ok, got it. The solution is to call "new task()" instead of "new task.Task()".
I did try that, but didn't realize that I was getting another error then (from the file which calls createTaskList().
Thank you Barma ! I didn't find a way to mark your answer as accepted (maybe I have to earn that right first ?).