Not sure you can have a private constructor in js...
That said, you don't really need singletons in JS... Using functions inside es6 modules do the exact same job (you can even store a state inside modules).
You can have a private constructor in TypeScript. But all is lost when transpiled down to JavaScript.
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Not sure you can have a private constructor in js...
That said, you don't really need singletons in JS... Using functions inside es6 modules do the exact same job (you can even store a state inside modules).
You can have a private constructor in TypeScript. But all is lost when transpiled down to JavaScript.