Currently, I am developing classes in ES6 modules using object literals and my intention is to update object attributes within a function. Although modules run in strict mode by default which ensures safe usage of this, I am uncertain whether calling the function foo() will modify the object in the main script file or if it only affects the local object within Controller.mjs. Will both function calls produce the same outcome?
//Controller.mjs
const Controller = {
someAttr1: [],
someAttr2: true,
foo: function () {
this.someAttr1.push("some value");
Controller.someAttr1.push("some value");
}
};
//export Controller's interface...
//SomeOtherFile.mjs
import { Controller } from 'Controller.mjs'
Controller.foo();