add a public static property to a class in javascript

To add a public static property to a class in JavaScript, you can simply declare the property inside the class using the static keyword. Here is an example:

index.tsx
class MyClass {
  static myStaticProperty = 'Hello World';

  // rest of class implementation
}
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In this example, we added a public static property called myStaticProperty to the MyClass class. This property can be accessed from outside the class as follows:

index.tsx
console.log(MyClass.myStaticProperty); // Output: 'Hello World'
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Note that the static keyword makes the property accessible without creating an instance of the class, and the public keyword is not necessary in JavaScript since all properties are public by default.