I'd like to create a class in JS that uses native getters and setters. I know I can create getters/setters for objects, like so:
var obj = {
get value(){
return this._value;
},
set value(val){
this._value = val;
}
}
I also know that I can use this.__defineGetter__
inside a class/function, but MDN says that using __defineGetter__()
etc is discauraged.
Is there any better way to add getters and setters to js class than:
function class(){
};
class.prototype = {
get value(){
//....
}
?
2019: Hooray for ES6!
class Person {
get name() {
return this._name + '!!!'
}
set name(newValue) {
this._name = newValue
}
constructor(name) {
this._name = name
}
}
const me = new Person('Zach')
console.log(me.name) // Zach!!!
me.name = 'Jacob'
console.log(me.name) // Jacob!!!
// Of course, _name is not actually private.
console.log(me._name) // Jacob