D3 Examples - JS Bin // source https://jsbin.com/kuhukal

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<script id="jsbin-javascript">
// Note: ES6 code, works in modern browsers
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const makeAjaxRequest = () => { /* production code */ };
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// say we have a User class somewhere
class User {
  trackAction(action, category) {
    makeAjaxRequest({ action, category, isLoggedIn: this.loggedIn });  
  }
}
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const loggedInUser = new User();
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// elsewhere in the code..
loggedInUser.fullName = 'Bob Jenkins';
loggedInUser.id = 184643;
loggedInUser.trackAction('add-product', 'shoes');
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const originalFn = loggedInUser.trackAction;
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// print the arguments of the function to the console
// yet still call original function with right context and arguments
loggedInUser.trackAction = function() {
  // convert function arguments to array
  const args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);
  
  console.log('trackAction called for %s with the following arguments: %s.', this.fullName, args.join(', '));
  
  // being a good citizen means returning the result of the original function
  // and making sure it is executed with the correct context and arguments
  return originalFn.apply(this, args);
};
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loggedInUser.trackAction('add-product', 'shoes');
// trackAction called for Bob Jenkins with the following arguments: add-product, shoes.
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<script id="jsbin-source-javascript" type="text/javascript">// Note: ES6 code, works in modern browsers
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const makeAjaxRequest = () => { /* production code */ };
​
// say we have a User class somewhere
class User {
  trackAction(action, category) {
    makeAjaxRequest({ action, category, isLoggedIn: this.loggedIn });  
  }
}
​
const loggedInUser = new User();
​
// elsewhere in the code..
loggedInUser.fullName = 'Bob Jenkins';
loggedInUser.id = 184643;
loggedInUser.trackAction('add-product', 'shoes');
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const originalFn = loggedInUser.trackAction;
​
// print the arguments of the function to the console
// yet still call original function with right context and arguments
loggedInUser.trackAction = function() {
  // convert function arguments to array
  const args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);
  
  console.log('trackAction called for %s with the following arguments: %s.', this.fullName, args.join(', '));
  
  // being a good citizen means returning the result of the original function
  // and making sure it is executed with the correct context and arguments
  return originalFn.apply(this, args);
};
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loggedInUser.trackAction('add-product', 'shoes');
// trackAction called for Bob Jenkins with the following arguments: add-product, shoes.</script></body>
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