Possible to use Sub-Functions in Apps Scripts (Google)

schmicho 0
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Is it possible to use Sub-Functions in Apps Scripts from Google ? Like call a function with Monday.Lock or something similar ?

function MONDAY () {
function .LOCK() {
    xxxxxxxxxx
  }
}
function .UNLOCK() {
    xxxxxxxxxx
  }
}
function .DELETE() {
    xxxxxxxxxx
  }
}
google-apps-script
2 Answers

Here is an example of how to create an object with the methods you mention.

class MONDAY {
  constructor(name) {
    this.name = name;
  }
  LOCK() {
    this.name = "LOCK";
  }
  UNLOCK() {
    this.name = "UNLOCK";
  }
  DELETE() {
    this.name = "DELETE";
  }
}

function testMONDAY() {
  let day = new MONDAY("hello");
  console.log(day.name);
  day.LOCK();
  console.log(day.name);
  day.UNLOCK();
  console.log(day.name);
  day.DELETE();
  console.log(day.name);
}

10:06:02 AM Notice  Execution started
10:06:03 AM Info    hello
10:06:03 AM Info    LOCK
10:06:03 AM Info    UNLOCK
10:06:03 AM Info    DELETE
10:06:03 AM Notice  Execution completed

Reference

TheWizEd0

Google Apps Script is modern JavaScript with full support to classes that let you do what you are asking. See Clean Code JavaScript and MDN.

doubleunary0
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