I am encountering the compiler error
The property 'options' is not initialized or assigned in the constructor.
However, upon reviewing the code for the respective class, it is clear that this reported error does not accurately reflect the actual implementation.
export class DocumentRenderer {
options: IDocumentRenderer;
public DocumentRenderer(options: IDocumentRenderer) {
this.options = options;
}
...
What other reasons could result in this error being displayed? It seems logical if there were multiple constructors that failed to initialize the member, but in this case, there is only one constructor.
This was due to a user oversight.
It is quite common to transition between C# and Typescript within the same web application, inevitably leading to such mistakes. The fact that the syntax for a C# constructor is valid as a Typescript method adds to the confusion caused by this reported error.
To assist others who may have made the same error, I have shared a solution. Discovering this mistake often results in a quick and easy resolution.
Please refrain from burying this content with downvotes. If you are immune to making this mistake yourself, feel free to focus your attention on more worthwhile matters.