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define-data-property es-errors functions-have-names has-property-descriptors

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set-function-name

Set a function’s name.

Arguments:

fn: the function
name: the new name
loose: Optional. If true, and the name fails to be set, do not throw. Default false.

Returns fn.

Usage

1var setFunctionName = require('set-function-name');
2var assert = require('assert');
3
4const obj = {
5    concise() {},
6    arrow: () => {},
7    named: function named() {},
8    anon: function () {},
9};
10assert.equal(obj.concise.name, 'concise');
11assert.equal(obj.arrow.name, 'arrow');
12assert.equal(obj.named.name, 'named');
13assert.equal(obj.anon.name, 'anon');
14
15assert.equal(setFunctionName(obj.concise, 'brief'), obj.concise);
16assert.equal(setFunctionName(obj.arrow, 'pointy'), obj.arrow);
17assert.equal(setFunctionName(obj.named, ''), obj.named);
18assert.equal(setFunctionName(obj.anon, 'anonymous'), obj.anon);
19
20assert.equal(obj.concise.name, 'brief');
21assert.equal(obj.arrow.name, 'pointy');
22assert.equal(obj.named.name, '');
23assert.equal(obj.anon.name, 'anonymous');

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Last Scanned on 2024-11-18

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