Currently, I am developing a node application that heavily utilizes promises. To enhance the readability of my code, I have been removing anonymous functions and storing them in a JavaScript object called "myCallbacks". Here's an example: let myCallbacks ...
While working on my code, I suddenly felt the need to pass an extra argument, "msg", to the callback function renderError(). This extra argument should be passed along with the default error argument generated by the catch function itself. I tried doing i ...
Within my primary code, I execute the following: var module = require('./module') module.FooA(module.FooB); The contents of module.js are as follows: var request = require('request'); //using npm "request" exports.FooB = function(d ...
My objective with the code snippet below is to exit FOR LOOP B and continue with FOR LOOP A by utilizing a callback function. for(var a of arrA) { // ... // ... for(var b of arrB) { // ... // ... PartService.getPart(a ...
In my recent project, I developed a basic online store application using vanilla javascript and ES6 classes. The shop items are stored in a JSON file which I used to populate the user interface. To implement functions like "addToCart", "quantityChange", a ...