How can I use the a object property using single variable?

Question

var game: () => {
    board: (firstRun: any) => void;
    place: (position: any, letter: any) => void;
    newGame: () => void;
}

var ticTacToe = game();

for me to execute the move for my console base tictactoe I need to enter

ticTacToe.place(position, "X")

But what I want to do is to execute it in single variable so instead of that I want it to be like

move(position, "X") or move(1, "X")

Answer 1

You may create a move variable refer the place method:

let move = (place,token) => ticTacToe.place(place,token);

Then you can call it like so:

move(1,"x");

Answer 2

I suggest you make functions for each action. Something like this:

function move(position, letter){
ticTacToe.place(position,letter)
}

So you can call them just like you want to:

move(1, "X");
move(2, "O");
...etc.