Destructuring Assignment Variables as Global Constants

Question

I have bunch of functions declared across my modules, which I would like to use as global constants for all my codebase.

Now these functions declared as local constants:

const { function1, function2, function3, ..., functionN } = require('./my-module-1')
const { functionA, functionB, functionC, ..., functionN } = require('./my-module-2')

Is there shorter way to convert these function to globals instead of:

function1 = require('./my-module-1').function1
function2 = require('./my-module-1').function2
function3 = require('./my-module-1').function3
functionN = require('./my-module-1').functionN

functionA = require('./my-module-2').functionA
functionB = require('./my-module-2').functionB
functionC = require('./my-module-2').functionC
functionN = require('./my-module-2').functionN

I've tried just removing const keyword as well as added brackets around the destructuring assignment but both caused syntax error

{ function1, function2, function3, ..., functionN } = require('./my-module-1')
{ functionA, functionB, functionC, ..., functionN } = require('./my-module-2')

({ function1, function2, function3, ..., functionN } = require('./my-module-1'))
({ functionA, functionB, functionC, ..., functionN } = require('./my-module-2'))

I can't understand. Do you want global variables or destructring technic? — Vasi, Jul 01 '17 at 19:51
I'm trying to figure out can i use destructring technic to assign global variables — Systems Rebooter, Jul 01 '17 at 19:59

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Jul 01 '17 at 20:17

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My suggestion,

global.modules = require('sample-package'); // get all modules and set it to global object

let { module1 } = global.modules; // where you want use this

let { module2 } = global.modules; // where you want use this

answered Jul 01 '17 at 20:17

Vasi

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