Hello everyone!

I'm trying to impement a javascript library which has the same behaviour of instagram stories. The author of this library explain how to do it, but something went wrong when I try to send some objects as input parameter.

The basic of this script is:

var stories = new Zuck(this.document.querySelector('.UserStories'), // .UserStories is a class defined in a container

      {

        avatars: true,         // shows user photo instead of last story item preview

        list: false,           // displays a timeline instead of carousel

        openEffect: true,      // enables effect when opening story

        cubeEffect: false,     // enables the 3d cube effect when sliding story

        autoFullScreen: false, // enables fullscreen on mobile browsers

        backButton: true,      // adds a back button to close the story viewer

        previousTap: true,     // use 1/3 of the screen to navigate to previous item when tap the story

        localStorage: true,    // set true to save "seen" position. Element must have a id to save properly.

        rtl: false,            // enable/disable RTL

        stories: [

        ]

      });

Then I call a function to update stories

        stories.update($itemobjects);

So my question here is every time that I put new objects hard coded it works fine, but if I put it as input parameter something wen wrong...