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proxy-class-new

v0.1.1

Published

A 'not too bad' alternative to @ungap/new proposal

Downloads

13

Readme

proxy-class-new

This module is a less powerful and slightly more error prone alternative to the @ungap/new proposal.

It provides a Proxy get trap that returns undefined or a function, in case the intent is to provide a way to instantiate Class.new(...args) in the wild.

See this TC39 proposal to know more.

import newClass from 'proxy-class-new';

const Class = new Proxy(class {}, {
  get(target, name) {
    return newClass(target, name) || target[name];
  }
});

Class.new() instanceof Class; // true

The default export returns a function that does the following checks in an unobtrusive way:

  • the name is identical to "new" string
  • the typeof target is exactly "function"
  • no "new" in target exists already

If these requirements are fulfilled, an always same function able to be used to instantiate the instance is returned, otherwise the returned value is undefined.