How to connect a module with anonymous function in nodejs?

Question

file.js

module.exports = (function(){ var _num; this.Test = function(){ // ... }; this.Test.prototype = { setNum: function(n){ _num = n }, getNum: function(){ return _num } } })()

main.js

 var Test = require('path.file.js'); var test = new Test(); // так не работает. // Вопрос: как правильно подключать анонимную функцию?

In your case, this is something like new (new Test ()). Test

Vitalina eleven 1 golden mark 2 silver marks 8 bronze marks · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-27T20:08:17

If you really want an anonymous letter (it is not clear why), it is done like this:

 module.exports=function(){ this.var=1; this.test=function() { console.log(this.var); } this.testAdd=function(a) { a=parseInt(a)||0; return this.var+=a; } };

well done like this:

 module.exports=Test; function Test(){}; Test.prototype.var=1; Test.prototype.test=function() { console.log(this.var); } Test.prototype.testAdd=function(a) { a=parseInt(a)||0; return this.var+=a; }

Apparently, by the night I was already tired and asked, being in a semi-delirious :) I wanted to create an anonymous function to facilitate access to private properties, but forgot that this is not necessary, since the module is considered as an object.
The external scope of two instances of the same object is the same.
} Test.prototype.testAdd = function (a) {a = parseInt (a) || 0;
@eicto, that's why I returned to the anonymous function, but then I checked and it turned out that you can do var prop = value with modules and then the two instances have different prop properties.

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