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wirejs-reflect

v1.0.0

Published

Infects an object with a multi-cast property and method mirroring.

Downloads

2

Readme

Overview

Infects an object with multicast property and method mirroring.

reflect(source, ['property_a', 'property_b', 'method_a']).onto(target);

The target object will be invoked with the same calls/values as those made against the source on the listed properties and methods -- or ALL enumerable properties and methods if none are given.

You can shatter the mirror to stop the reflection.

let mirror = reflect(source).onto(target);

// later.
mirror.shatter();

Once an object is being reflected, regardless of whether it is being actively mirrored, it is embedded with reflection hooks. This library does not try to remove those hooks at any time. Your object may corrupt.

Contributing

Yep. Feel free to contribute.

There is currently no build step. Tests can be run with:

yarn test

Or,

yarn test:web