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0x02. ES6 classes

| OOP | JavaScript | ES6 |

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this project, you are expected to be able to explain to anyone, without the help of Google:

  • How to define a Class
  • How to add methods to a class
  • Why and how to add a static method to a class
  • How to extend a class from another
  • Metaprogramming and symbols

Requirements

General

  • All your files will be executed on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS using NodeJS 12.11.x
  • Allowed editors: vi, vim, emacs, Visual Studio Code
  • All your files should end with a new line
  • A README.md file, at the root of the folder of the project, is mandatory
  • Your code should use the js extension
  • Your code will be tested using the Jest Testing Framework
  • Your code will be analyzed using the linter ESLint along with specific rules that we'll provide
  • All of your functions must be exported

Setup

Install NodeJS 12.11.x (in your home directory):

curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_12.x -o nodesource_setup.sh
sudo bash nodesource_setup.sh
sudo apt install nodejs -y
$ nodejs -v
v12.11.1
$ npm -v
6.11.3

Install Jest, Babel, and ESLint

in your project directory:

  • Install Jest using: npm install --save-dev jest
  • Install Babel using: npm install --save-dev babel-jest @babel/core @babel/preset-env
  • Install ESLint using: npm install --save-dev eslint

Configuration files

**package.json**

{
  "scripts": {
    "lint": "./node_modules/.bin/eslint",
    "check-lint": "lint [0-9]*.js",
    "dev": "npx babel-node",
    "test": "jest",
    "full-test": "./node_modules/.bin/eslint [0-9]*.js && jest"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@babel/core": "^7.6.0",
    "@babel/node": "^7.8.0",
    "@babel/preset-env": "^7.6.0",
    "eslint": "^6.4.0",
    "eslint-config-airbnb-base": "^14.0.0",
    "eslint-plugin-import": "^2.18.2",
    "eslint-plugin-jest": "^22.17.0",
    "jest": "^24.9.0"
  }
}

babel.config.js

module.exports = {
  presets: [
    [
      '@babel/preset-env',
      {
        targets: {
          node: 'current',
        },
      },
    ],
  ],
};

.eslintrc.js

module.exports = {
  env: {
    browser: false,
    es6: true,
    jest: true,
  },
  extends: [
    'airbnb-base',
    'plugin:jest/all',
  ],
  globals: {
    Atomics: 'readonly',
    SharedArrayBuffer: 'readonly',
  },
  parserOptions: {
    ecmaVersion: 2018,
    sourceType: 'module',
  },
  plugins: ['jest'],
  rules: {
    'no-console': 'off',
    'no-shadow': 'off',
    'no-restricted-syntax': [
      'error',
      'LabeledStatement',
      'WithStatement',
    ],
  },
  overrides:[
    {
      files: ['*.js'],
      excludedFiles: 'babel.config.js',
    }
  ]
};

Finally…

Don’t forget to run npm install from the terminal of your project folder to install all necessary project dependencies.

Tasks

0. You used to attend a place like this at some point

Implement a class named ClassRoom:

  • Prototype: export default class ClassRoom
  • It should accept one attribute named maxStudentsSize (Number) and assigned to _maxStudentsSize
bob@dylan:~$ cat 0-main.js
import ClassRoom from "./0-classroom.js";

const room = new ClassRoom(10);
console.log(room._maxStudentsSize)

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 0-main.js 
10
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 0-classroom.js

1. Let's make some classrooms

Import the ClassRoom class from 0-classroom.js.

Implement a function named initializeRooms. It should return an array of 3 ClassRoom objects with the sizes 19, 20, and 34 (in this order).

bob@dylan:~$ cat 1-main.js
import initializeRooms from './1-make_classrooms.js';

console.log(initializeRooms());

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 1-main.js 
[
  ClassRoom { _maxStudentsSize: 19 },
  ClassRoom { _maxStudentsSize: 20 },
  ClassRoom { _maxStudentsSize: 34 }
]
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 1-make_classrooms.js

2. A Course, Getters, and Setters

Implement a class named HolbertonCourse:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • name (String)
    • length (Number)
    • students (array of Strings)
  • Make sure to verify the type of attributes during object creation

  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • Implement a getter and setter for each attribute.

bob@dylan:~$ cat 2-main.js
import HolbertonCourse from "./2-hbtn_course.js";

const c1 = new HolbertonCourse("ES6", 1, ["Bob", "Jane"])
console.log(c1.name);
c1.name = "Python 101";
console.log(c1);

try {
    c1.name = 12;
} 
catch(err) {
    console.log(err);
}

try {
    const c2 = new HolbertonCourse("ES6", "1", ["Bob", "Jane"]);
}
catch(err) {
    console.log(err);
}

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 2-main.js 
ES6
HolbertonCourse {
  _name: 'Python 101',
  _length: 1,
  _students: [ 'Bob', 'Jane' ]
}
TypeError: Name must be a string
    ...
TypeError: Length must be a number
    ...
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 2-hbtn_course.js

3. Methods, static methods, computed methods names..... MONEY

Implement a class named Currency:

  • -Constructor attributes:

    • code (String)
    • name (String)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • Implement a getter and setter for each attribute.

  • Implement a method named displayFullCurrency that will return the attributes in the following format name (code).

bob@dylan:~$ cat 3-main.js
import Currency from "./3-currency.js";

const dollar = new Currency('$', 'Dollars');
console.log(dollar.displayFullCurrency());

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 3-main.js 
Dollars ($)
bob@dylan:~$

4. Pricing

Import the class Currency from 3-currency.js

Implement a class named Pricing:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • amount (Number)
    • currency (Currency)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • Implement a getter and setter for each attribute.

  • Implement a method named displayFullPrice that returns the attributes in the following format amount currency_name (currency_code).

  • Implement a static method named convertPrice. It should accept two arguments: amount (Number), conversionRate (Number). The function should return the amount multiplied by the conversion rate.

bob@dylan:~$ cat 4-main.js
import Pricing from './4-pricing.js';
import Currency from './3-currency.js';

const p = new Pricing(100, new Currency("EUR", "Euro"))
console.log(p);
console.log(p.displayFullPrice());

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 4-main.js 
Pricing {
  _amount: 100,
  _currency: Currency { _code: 'EUR', _name: 'Euro' }
}
100 Euro (EUR)
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 4-pricing.js

5. A Building

Implement a class named Building:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • sqft (Number)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • Implement a getter for each attribute.

  • Consider this class as an abstract class. And make sure that any class that extends from it should implement a method named evacuationWarningMessage.

    • If a class that extends from it does not have a evacuationWarningMessage method, throw an error with the message Class extending Building must override evacuationWarningMessage
bob@dylan:~$ cat 5-main.js
import Building from './5-building.js';

const b = new Building(100);
console.log(b);

class TestBuilding extends Building {}

try {
    new TestBuilding(200)
}
catch(err) {
    console.log(err);
}

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 5-main.js 
Building { _sqft: 100 }
Error: Class extending Building must override evacuationWarningMessage
    ...
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 5-building.js

6. Inheritance

Import Building from 5-building.js.

Implement a class named SkyHighBuilding that extends from Building:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • sqft (Number) (must be assigned to the parent class Building)
    • floors (Number)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • Implement a getter for each attribute.

  • Override the method named evacuationWarningMessage and return the following string Evacuate slowly the NUMBER_OF_FLOORS floors.

bob@dylan:~$ cat 6-main.js
import SkyHighBuilding from './6-sky_high.js';

const building = new SkyHighBuilding(140, 60);
console.log(building.sqft);
console.log(building.floors);
console.log(building.evacuationWarningMessage());

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 6-main.js 
140
60
Evacuate slowly the 60 floors
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 6-sky_high.js

7. Airport

Implement a class named Airport:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • name (String)
    • code (String)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • The default string description of the class should return the airport code (example below).

bob@dylan:~$ cat 7-main.js
import Airport from "./7-airport.js";

const airportSF = new Airport('San Francisco Airport', 'SFO');
console.log(airportSF);
console.log(airportSF.toString());

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 7-main.js 
Airport [SFO] { _name: 'San Francisco Airport', _code: 'SFO' }
[object SFO]
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 7-airport.js

8. Primitive - Holberton Class

Implement a class named HolbertonClass:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • size (Number)
    • location (String)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • When the class is cast into a Number, it should return the size.

  • When the class is cast into a String, it should return the location.

bob@dylan:~$ cat 8-main.js
import HolbertonClass from "./8-hbtn_class.js";

const hc = new HolbertonClass(12, "Mezzanine")
console.log(Number(hc));
console.log(String(hc));

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 8-main.js 
12
Mezzanine
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 8-hbtn_class.js

9. Hoisting

Fix this code and make it work.

const class2019 = new HolbertonClass(2019, 'San Francisco');
const class2020 = new HolbertonClass(2020, 'San Francisco');

export class HolbertonClass {
  constructor(year, location) {
    this._year = year;
    this._location = location;
  }

  get year() {
    return this._year;
  }

  get location() {
    return this._location;
  }
}

const student1 = new StudentHolberton('Guillaume', 'Salva', class2020);
const student2 = new StudentHolberton('John', 'Doe', class2020);
const student3 = new StudentHolberton('Albert', 'Clinton', class2019);
const student4 = new StudentHolberton('Donald', 'Bush', class2019);
const student5 = new StudentHolberton('Jason', 'Sandler', class2019);

export class StudentHolberton {
  constructor(firstName, lastName) {
    this._firstName = firstName;
    this._lastName = lastName;
    this._holbertonClass = holbertonClass;
  }

  get fullName() {
    return `${this._firstName} ${this._lastName}`;
  }

  get holbertonClass() {
    return this.holbertonClass;
  }

  get fullStudentDescription() {
    return `${self._firstName} ${self._lastName} - ${self._holbertonClass.year} - ${self._holbertonClass.location}`;
  }
}


export const listOfStudents = [student1, student2, student3, student4, student5];

Result:

bob@dylan:~$ cat 9-main.js
import listOfStudents from "./9-hoisting.js";

console.log(listOfStudents);

const listPrinted = listOfStudents.map(
    student => student.fullStudentDescription
);

console.log(listPrinted)

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 9-main.js
[
  StudentHolberton {
    _firstName: 'Guillaume',
    _lastName: 'Salva',
    _holbertonClass: HolbertonClass { _year: 2020, _location: 'San Francisco' }
  },
  StudentHolberton {
    _firstName: 'John',
    _lastName: 'Doe',
    _holbertonClass: HolbertonClass { _year: 2020, _location: 'San Francisco' }
  },
  StudentHolberton {
    _firstName: 'Albert',
    _lastName: 'Clinton',
    _holbertonClass: HolbertonClass { _year: 2019, _location: 'San Francisco' }
  },
  StudentHolberton {
    _firstName: 'Donald',
    _lastName: 'Bush',
    _holbertonClass: HolbertonClass { _year: 2019, _location: 'San Francisco' }
  },
  StudentHolberton {
    _firstName: 'Jason',
    _lastName: 'Sandler',
    _holbertonClass: HolbertonClass { _year: 2019, _location: 'San Francisco' }
  }
]
[
  'Guillaume Salva - 2020 - San Francisco',
  'John Doe - 2020 - San Francisco',
  'Albert Clinton - 2019 - San Francisco',
  'Donald Bush - 2019 - San Francisco',
  'Jason Sandler - 2019 - San Francisco'
]
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 9-hoisting.js

10. Vroom

Implement a class named Car:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • brand (String)
    • motor (String)
    • color (String)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name

  • Add a method named cloneCar. This method should return a new object of the class.

Hint: Symbols in ES6

bob@dylan:~$ cat 10-main.js
import Car from "./10-car.js";

class TestCar extends Car {}

const tc1 = new TestCar("Nissan", "Turbo", "Pink");
const tc2 = tc1.cloneCar();

console.log(tc1);
console.log(tc1 instanceof TestCar);

console.log(tc2);
console.log(tc2 instanceof TestCar);

console.log(tc1 == tc2);

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 10-main.js
TestCar { _brand: 'Nissan', _motor: 'Turbo', _color: 'Pink' }
true
TestCar { _brand: undefined, _motor: undefined, _color: undefined }
true
false
bob@dylan:~$
bob@dylan:~$ cat 10-main.js
import Car from "./10-car.js";

class TestCar extends Car {}

const tc1 = new TestCar("Nissan", "Turbo", "Pink");
const tc2 = tc1.cloneCar();

console.log(tc1);
console.log(tc1 instanceof TestCar);

console.log(tc2);
console.log(tc2 instanceof TestCar);

console.log(tc1 == tc2);

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 10-main.js
TestCar { _brand: 'Nissan', _motor: 'Turbo', _color: 'Pink' }
true
TestCar { _brand: undefined, _motor: undefined, _color: undefined }
true
false
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 10-car.js

11. EVCar

Import Car from 10-car.js.

Implement a class named EVCar that extends the Car class:

  • Constructor attributes:

    • brand (String)
    • motor (String)
    • color (String)
    • range (String)
  • Each attribute must be stored in an “underscore” attribute version (ex: name is stored in _name)

  • For privacy reasons, when cloneCar is called on a EVCar object, the object returned should be an instance of Car instead of EVCar.

bob@dylan:~$ cat 100-main.js
import EVCar from './100-evcar.js';

const ec1 = new EVCar("Tesla", "Turbo", "Red", "250");
console.log(ec1);

const ec2 = ec1.cloneCar();
console.log(ec2);

bob@dylan:~$ 
bob@dylan:~$ npm run dev 100-main.js
EVCar {
  _brand: 'Tesla',
  _motor: 'Turbo',
  _color: 'Red',
  _range: '250'
}
Car { _brand: undefined, _motor: undefined, _color: undefined }
bob@dylan:~$

solution - 100-evcar.js

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