Such as cubejs:
<script>
var cubejsApi = cubejs(
'eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJpYXQiOjE1NTIzOTk5MjcsImV4cCI6MTU1MjQ4NjMyN30.SOO-A6GfGH7ar3EoeBb0cjj10BVxO3ffjvmqQziXIZA',
{ apiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000/cubejs-api/v1' }
);
...
</script>
Such as the example of vue or nodejs Should I use 'var' nowadays?
Still a year or two back, Babel was still transpiling let
and const
to var
, albeit, if it find two variables or constant declared with let
and const
respectively across different blocks in the same function, it would be given different names, to avoid clashes.
The main reason for transpiling to var
was, few browser weren't updated to support ES6 syntax. Currently, most of the browsers support ES6/ES7 codes without transpiling, Firefox even supports some of the 2021 feature. You can check the compatibility here.
The reason why there are many codes and examples still use var is because, not every dev has gone through their repos and updated the code.
No! Unless there's really, really, reeaaally a specific reason for you to use var
, use let
or const
. Even if you find a reason to absolutely use var
, perhaps blame your coding style and change.