(The code is in JS)My function for making an API call right now is:function makeRequest(section, command, requestParams, method) {}
I also have enums such as:
enum USER_SECTION { SECTION = 'users', GET_ALL = 'get-all' ...}
So when I want to make an API request I do:makeRequest(USER_SECTION.SECTION, USER_SECTION.GET_ALL, {...}, "GET")
I want to create an enum that works as follows:makeRequest(USER_SECTION.GET_ALL, requestParams)
Which means that in the makeRequest function I have to getUSER_SECTION.SECTION
from USER_SECTION.GET_ALL
My biggest problem is that I dont want to repeat the name of the section in the object for every command. Before I had something like:
USER_SECTION { GET_ALL = { section = 'users', command_name = 'get-all' }, GET = { section = 'users', command_name = 'get' } ...}
but I want to avoid having to type section = '...'
in every command.Since I have a separate enum for every section of my API there has to be a way for me to get a field of the class, enum or whatever the command is a field of.
So my questions are:Is it possible? Is it worthed? Is there a better way?
Thanks in advance.