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My friend told me that when constructor
is used in a function, Webpack spits out an error on the console saying Uncaught TypeError: _WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0_ thatmodule__.a is not a constructor
. He showed me the error. He said, in order to fix it, the word constructor
should be replaced with initialize
. The module being used and exported is ampersand-state
and it's in src/profile/index.js.
import State from 'ampersand-state';
export default State.extend({......
// blah blah, code removed for clarity
Then on the outer index.js(not src/profile/index.js), the code is
import Profile from 'src/profile';
export default module.exports = Profile;
What are your thoughts on the constructor issue?
render: function () {
if (!app.itemclasses.length) {
app.itemclasses.fetch();
};
this.renderWithTemplate();
this.renderCollection(this.collection, collectionView, this.queryByHook('recipe-list'));
if (!this.collection.length) {
this.fetchCollection();
};
},
ItemClassName: {
deps: ['Type'], fn: function () {
var itemclass = app.itemclasses.get(this.Type);
return itemclass != null ? itemclass.Name : '';
},
cache: false
}