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const
is block scoped. So, filter
is actually undefined
outside of the if
braces. Notice the error in this snippet:
const query = { filter: '' }
if (query.filter) {
const filter = '&filter=' + query.filter;
} else {
const filter = '';
}
console.log(filter)
To fix it, you want filter to be defined outside of a block, which can still be achieved with const
using a ternary in this case:
const filter = query.filter ? `&filter=${query.filter}` : '';
const [companyResponse, requestsResponse] = await Promise.all([
// API Call "Read a company"
$axios.$get('/companies/' + params.company),
// API Call "List a companies requests"
$axios.$get('/companies/' + params.company + '/requests?count=5&include=owner' + filter)
]);
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Because you defined filter in an if statement. Do this before the if statement:
let filter
Then remove “const” from the if and else blocks.
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