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If\n // you've misconfigured your bundler to force strict mode and applied a\n // CSP to forbid Function, and you're not willing to fix either of those\n // problems, please detail your unique predicament in a GitHub issue.\n Function(\"r\", \"regeneratorRuntime = r\")(runtime);\n}\n","export default class Accordion {\n constructor(element) {\n this.el = element\n this.headers = this.el.querySelectorAll(\".accordion-header\")\n \n this.openClose = this.openClose.bind(this);\n this.init()\n }\n\n init() {\n this.headers.forEach(element => {\n element.addEventListener(\"click\", e => {\n this.openClose(element)\n })\n });\n }\n\n openClose(element){\n let container = element.nextElementSibling;\n let containerText = container.querySelector(\".accordion-text\")\n let containerHeight = containerText.offsetHeight + \"px\"\n //console.log('containerHeight: ', containerHeight);\n \n if (element.classList.contains(\"open\")){\n container.style.height = null; \n element.classList.remove(\"open\")\n }\n else{\n container.style.height = containerHeight;\n element.classList.add(\"open\")\n }\n\n }\n}\n","import 'regenerator-runtime'\nimport users from '../../json/mockdata-users.json'\nimport {EventBus, EventTypes} from '../../consts/const-event-types'\nimport UserItem from \"../user-item/user-item\"\nimport {fetchSomeData} from '../../services/service-some-api'\n\n/*\nUse App.js for global functionality\n*/\n\nexport default class App {\n constructor(element) {\n // save a reference of your component-element so you can access it from your methods:\n this.el = element\n\n // bind your methods to 'this' when calling them from event-listeners:\n this.onAppReady = this.onAppReady.bind(this)\n\n this.init()\n }\n\n init() {\n // Use init-method to store DOM-references and setup initial event-listeners:\n if(this.el) this.someElement = this.el.querySelector('[data-example-js-selector]')\n\n // You could listen for all components to be instantiated to make sure events between components are captured:\n EventBus.addEventListener(EventTypes.ALL_COMPONENTS_READY, this.onAppReady);\n }\n\n onAppReady(event) {\n console.log(event.type)\n\n // create your own event-types for component-to-component communication (fx. this event will be picked up by Header.js component):\n const eventData = {detail: new Date().toJSON()}\n const ev = new CustomEvent(EventTypes.MY_CUSTOM_EVENT, eventData)\n EventBus.dispatchEvent(ev)\n\n this.exampleES6Features()\n // this.exampleRenderSomeContent()\n }\n\n async exampleES6Features() {\n console.log(\"----------------------------\")\n console.log(\"Here are some random ES6+ features...\")\n\n // use async/await to load data:\n const data = await fetchSomeData()\n console.log('data', data)\n\n const someString = 'something is rotten in Denmark'\n const hasDenmark = someString.includes('Denmark')\n console.log('hasDenmark', hasDenmark)\n\n const someNodeList = document.querySelectorAll('p')\n console.log('someNodeList', someNodeList)\n\n // using ES6 syntax to convert the NodeList to an Array (gives access to useful array-methods):\n const convertedToArray = [...someNodeList]\n console.log('nodeList converted to array', convertedToArray)\n\n // import json-data:\n console.log('imported JSON-data', users)\n\n // using forEach for looping over array-items:\n users.forEach((user, index) => {\n // using Spread operators to extract properties:\n const {name, gender} = user\n console.log('forEach', index, name, gender)\n })\n\n // using a for..of loop:\n for(const user of users) {\n console.log('for of loop', user.stars);\n }\n\n // using map to loop and return a new array:\n const userNames = users.map(user => user.name)\n console.log('userNames', userNames)\n\n\n // chain .filter and .map to create new array:\n const femaleUserNamesArray = users\n .filter(user => user.gender === 'female')\n .map(user => user.name)\n console.log('femaleUserNamesArray', femaleUserNamesArray)\n\n // using reduce to fx. sum up values in array:\n const sumUserStars = this.sumUserStars(users)\n console.log('sumUserStars', sumUserStars)\n console.log(\"----------------------------\")\n }\n\n sumUserStars(users) {\n return users.reduce((sum, current) => {\n return sum + current.stars\n }, 0)\n }\n\n exampleRenderSomeContent() {\n if(this.someElement) {\n\n // compose some HTML:\n const templateUsers = `\n