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Question : Is there an option to add property value while adding property to class declaration

See original GitHub issue

Am using the below api to add a property to class

classDeclaration.addProperty({
					isStatic: false,
					name: propertyName,
					type: propertyType
				})

Am not able to specify value for the property. It will be nice if there is an option to provide value. I want to achieve the below usecase

Class A {
   test = 'myTestString'
}

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)

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dsherretcommented, Aug 14, 2018

Thanks @lazarljubenovic for answering this!

@SanthoshHari912 alternatively use propDeclaration.setInitializer("newName").

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SanthoshHari912commented, Aug 14, 2018

Thanks a lot 😃

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