Dave Newton at 15:07 Add a comment 5 Answers Sorted by: 7 Actually I believe the most common use of chained Constructors is when the Constructor does more than just setting the member variables. This mechanism of invoking more than one constructor (one constructor calling another constructor) with a single object creation is known as constructor. TypeError: sdk_1. The purpose of chaining ctors is to prevent duplicate logic, although you could also use initialization methods called from various ctors. I get the following error: const pinata = new sdk_1.default('yourPinataApiKey', 'yourPinataSecretApiKey') Add a constructor to SeparateChainingHashST that gives the client the ability to specify the average number of probes to be tolerated for searches.
We have to use this keyword to call another constructor of the class. const pinata = new pinataSDK() // Tried this way too which doesn't work either Constructor Chaining in Java When a constructor calls another constructor of the same class, it’s called constructor chaining.
Now initializing the SDK as: import pinataSDK from pinata = new fault('yourPinataApiKey', 'yourPinataSecretApiKey') Now using it in a package A file: packages/A/src/lib/encryption.ts where the monorepo structure is like: packages This happens implicitly when a subclass is.
Pinata SDK: trying to use the Pinata SDK in one of the packages of a Nx Typescript monorepo project. Constructor chaining in Java is simply the act of one constructor calling another constructor via inheritance.
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