This is an illustration of my class containing the relevant methods.
class Example {
constructor(info) {
// calling validateInfo(info)
}
static validateInfo(info):void {
// validation of info
}
I aim to invoke validateInfo in the constructor. However, using this.validateInfo(info) isn't feasible since it's a static method.
In JavaScript, a potential solution would be:
constructor(info) {
this.constructor.validateInfo(info)
}
Regrettably, attempting the same approach in TypeScript results in the subsequent error message:
error TS2339: Property 'validateInfo' does not exist on type 'Function'.Although I grasp the nature of this error, is there a TypeScript alternative analogous to the JavaScript resolution?