How can you pass arguments to a function when implementing the Revealing module pattern in JavaScript. I have a module like this
var GlobalModule = (function() {
function consoleLog(textToOutput) {
console.log(textToOutput);
}
return {
consoleLog: consoleLog()
};
})();
Later on, when i run GlobalModule.consoleLog("Dummy text");, I get undefined as the output.
return {
consoleLog: consoleLog()
};
That part of your code is wrong. You're exporting the Result of the consoleLog call due to the () at the end of the function, where you want to export the function itsself. So just remove the function call:
return {
consoleLog: consoleLog
};
Do with function inside the return object
var GlobalModule = (function() {
return {
consoleLog: function(textToOutput)
{
console.log(textToOutput);
}
}
})();
GlobalModule.consoleLog("Dummy text");Simply Do like this same output achieved . object => function call .No need a return object
var GlobalModule ={
consoleLog: function(textToOutput) {
console.log(textToOutput);
}
}
GlobalModule.consoleLog("Dummy text");
myRevealingModule('my-string'), and not myRevealingModule.doSomething('my-string').
Change the line
consoleLog: consoleLog()
To
consoleLog: consoleLog
Or even(es6) to:
consoleLog
You can do like this
var GlobalModule = (function() {
function consoleLog(textToOutput) {
console.log(textToOutput);
}
return {
consoleLog: consoleLog // () is removed otherwise it will execute immediately
};
})();
GlobalModule.consoleLog('Hello')
You you want to pass a global variable pass it in the parenthesis of the IIFE
var GlobalModule = (function(x) {
function consoleLog(textToOutput) {
console.log(textToOutput,x); // will log Hello temp
}
return {
consoleLog: consoleLog
};
})('temp');
