I am currently working on developing configurable classes that come with default values, but allow for configuration changes if needed.
The concept involves creating an instance of a class by calling its type specified in the static properties of the Test class.
// For example
const app = Test.App // This should return a new instance of the App class
We should also be able to configure it based on requirements.
// For example
const configured = Test.App.configure({...configuration}) // This should return a new instance
One main issue I encountered is that the App constructor is called only once regardless of how many times I call Test.App - essentially creating a singleton instance.
If necessary: class App { public config: any;
constructor(a: string) {
console.log(this);
}
public configure(conf: any) {
this.config = conf;
return this;
}
}
class Test {
public static App = new App('App');
}
class Eval {
constructor() {
const a = Test.App.configure({test: true});
const b = Test.App;
console.log('Test', a, b);
}
}