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If `console.dir(x, {showHidden: true, });` prints `TestController {}`, does that mean x empty?

I wrote some code that keeps erroring saying

click()

click()

does not exist on my

testController

testController

object. To troubleshoot, I wrote this code:

const testController = new TestController();
console.dir(testController, {showHidden: true, }); // TestController {}

const testController = new TestController();
console.dir(testController, {showHidden: true, }); // TestController {}

Does

TestController {}

TestController {}

mean the object has no functions, properties, getters/setters, methods (or whatever word categorizes all of these things), or do I need to pass in different options to see everything on it?

KP-C

Kevin Powell - Community•3y ago•

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If `console.dir(x, {showHidden: true, });` prints `TestController {}`, does that mean x empty?

I wrote some code that keeps erroring saying

click()

click()

does not exist on my

testController

testController

object. To troubleshoot, I wrote this code:

const testController = new TestController();
console.dir(testController, {showHidden: true, }); // TestController {}

const testController = new TestController();
console.dir(testController, {showHidden: true, }); // TestController {}

Does

TestController {}

TestController {}

mean the object has no functions, properties, getters/setters, methods (or whatever word categorizes all of these things), or do I need to pass in different options to see everything on it?

If `console.dir(x, {showHidden: true, });` prints `TestController {}`, does that mean x empty?

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