tl;dr: Is it possible to make a reusable template literal? I've been trying to use template literals but I guess I just don't get it and now I'm getting frustr
In my class, eslint is complaining "Expected 'this' to be used by class method 'getUrlParams' Here is my class: class PostSearch extends React.Component { c
I need to iterate over a large object which is just typed as "object". It contains an unknown number of objects of the same type. In older posts I had found so
As io.js now supports ES6 you are finally able to use the const and let keywords. Obviously, let is the successor of var, just with some super-powers. But what
I have an ES6 module where I am exporting a library. I want to be able to use this module in an Angular component. I cannot have the library files locally withi
I have an ES6 module where I am exporting a library. I want to be able to use this module in an Angular component. I cannot have the library files locally withi
I'm struggling with changing swipe direction when I rotate my swiper on 90deg. So in the beginning by default it has horizontal direction. When clicking on sli
flatten, flattenDeep or flattenDepth of lodash only accept array. How to flatten nested object? var data = { "dates": { "expiry_date": "30 sep 2018",
I am building a library to be used to call api's I am using rollup to bundle all the files into one file, the issue is its adding this line import util from 'ut
Recent Node.js versions contain the new module worker_threads which is said to bring multi-threading to Node.js. However, it seems using processes underhood: ht
I am playing with the new ES6 Template Literals feature and the first thing that came to my head was a String.format for JavaScript so I went about implementing
How can the following operation be done without mutating the array: let array = ['item1']; console.log(array); // ['item1'] array[2] = 'item2'; // array is mut
I have an array of objects in state: this.state = { items: [ {id: 1, someattr: "a string", anotherattr: ""}, {id: 2, someattr: "another string", anot
I am developing a Node.js application, using babel-cli as an ES6 transpiler and I am using Winston 3.0 as my logging service. Question: I want the whole output
I am developing a Node.js application, using babel-cli as an ES6 transpiler and I am using Winston 3.0 as my logging service. Question: I want the whole output
I have an array of objects in state: this.state = { items: [ {id: 1, someattr: "a string", anotherattr: ""}, {id: 2, someattr: "another string", anot
These are my sample files: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Test</title> <script src="t1.js"></script> </h
I would like to test if a JavaScript object is a Proxy. The trivial approach if (obj instanceof Proxy) ... doesn't work here, nor does traversing the prototy
In the following line of code: internalWhiteList = process.env.INTERNAL_IP_WHITELIST.split( ',' ) I get an error saying, Object is possibly undefined. env va
How can I write a template literal in ECMAScript 6 that will contain backticks(`) in and by itself, (i.e. nested backticks)? For example: var query = `