I encountered a situation like this while working on a node.js project:
code-example.ts
export class CodeExample {
private static example: string = 'hello';
public static initialize() {
CodeExample.example = 'modified';
}
public static displayExample() {
console.log(CodeExample.example);
}
}
In the beginning, I initialized the CodeExample...
main.ts
import { CodeExample } from './code-example.ts'
...
CodeExample.initialize();
CodeExample.displayExample(); // displays --> 'modified'
Later, when calling a function of a class stored in another file anotherFile.ts
import { CodeExample } from './code-example.ts'
...
someFunction() {
CodeExample.displayExample(); // shows --> 'hello'
}
Is there a method to make the displayExample() function show 'modified' even on the subsequent call without re-initializing CodeExample?
Appreciate your assistance! Davide