Currently, I'm experimenting with the apply, call, and bind methods, focusing on using bind in a specific scenario:
const chardonnay = {
type: "still white",
grape: "chardonnay",
region: "France",
description: function () {
return `This wine is classified as ${this.type}, crafted from 100% ${this.grape} grapes sourced from ${this.region}.`;
},
};
const malbec = {
type: "still red",
grape: "malbec",
region: "Argentina",
};
const describeWine = (wine) => {
return chardonnay.description.bind(wine);
};
console.log(describeWine(malbec));
My goal here being to pass a dynamic value for later use with bind, allowing me to store this functionality within another function where the argument will serve as the parameter for the bind method.
I hope my explanation makes sense. Can anyone shed light on why this approach isn't yielding the desired outcome and suggest a more effective way to achieve it?