mikaelbr / awesome-es2015-proxy

For learning how to use JavaScript Proxy, or just to see what is possible

Hei! 🐙

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awesome-es2015-proxy's Issues

Suggestion to add babel-plugin-proxy

What do you think about adding babel-plugin-proxy https://github.com/krzkaczor/babel-plugin-proxy ? IMO It's interesting to see how ES6 proxy behaviour can be imitated in ES5.

Disclosure: I am the author ;)

Add packages from esnext-showcase?

Hi!

There is a list of packages some of which are featuring proxies - might want to add those.

Suggestion: Perhaps you could add this gist

I made this gist recently as a proof of concept of what Proxies could do after watching one of your talks (I believe it was you, the guy giving the talk certainly directed everyone to this github[ really enjoyed it by the way]).

Anyhow, its a proxy constructor that allows you to place promises on the object's body, then accessed them from a chained set of properties. (sorry, i may not be explaining it very well. showing is best);

var obj = Promiser({
    a: new Promise((res,rej)=>setTimeout(()=>res(1), 1000)),
    b: new Promise((res,rej)=>setTimeout(()=>res(2), 1000)),
    c: new Promise((res,rej)=>setTimeout(()=>res(3), 1000)),
    d:1,
    e:2,
    f:3,
});


console.log( await obj.a.b.c.f.e ); //prints { a:1, b:2, c:3, f:3, e:2 }  in approx 3s
console.log( await obj.a.b.c ); //prints { a:1, b:2, c:3 } almost immediately

just thought that your repo was a great resource for people looking for things regarding proxies, since there aren't many out there.

https://gist.github.com/jasuperior/5d339f9c2572b3bb52d487de4086a3b2

[Spell Error]Negative Array

In Articles section
It should be Negative Array instead it is Negitive Array

radioactive-state

Add this to modules: https://github.com/MananTank/radioactive-state

Radioactive-state is a React state-management hook that provides a deeply reactive state using JavaScript Proxies

First article link is dead.

http://devbryce.com/use-cases-for-es6-proxies/ is dead.

Consider adding react-easy-state, the observer utility (and the compiler utility)

• React Easy State is a transparent state management library for React.

• The Observer Utility is a general purpose transparent reactivity library (React Easy State is just a thin wrapper of it). It uses ES6 Proxies to achieve a 100% language coverage for reactivity.

• The Compiler Utility is a 'sandboxed' code evaluation library. It uses ES6 Proxies (has traps) in conjuction with the with keyword to 'sandbox' code. This library gets less dev time from me than the former two nowadays.

Please add the ones you like from these. Thanks! 🙂

Improve tl;dr: One sentence summary of what proxies are

Adding to the list

Hello ,

I made this , https://gist.github.com/janus/c1a147f306be9f73f1036baaf1a06a76. See if it worths getting listed here

Package Suggestion – Stroxy (Event-Streams from native Events)

I wrote a little library, similar to bacon.js, which proxies native event methods (E.g. document.body.addEventListener('click');) and returns a pipeable stream.
https://github.com/nilssolanki/stroxy

Suggestion for package to add - shvaikalesh/proxise

Hi!
Please, take a look at proxise. There's no much description yet, but it allows to wrap interfaces like this – two slides that might explain the main idea from the talk in Russian given by author himself.

Change repository name to "awesome-es6-proxy"

Better SEO?

consider adding these

Hey @mikaelbr I've created this article

https://medium.com/@naorzruk/javascript-proxies-russian-roulette-and-some-practical-examples-35f7a1e0612c

and this git repo
russian roulette

I'll love it if you could add them up, thanks

Safe Navigation

Example using proxies for safe navigation or null conditional operators
https://gist.github.com/dakaraphi/6a87168db66fd8f032d2

iSeries Proxy Packages

You asked for postings of Proxy fun .... here you go!

https://github.com/anywhichway/iSeries

Add Echo and ComLink to the list

I've been working on a silly little proxy toy called Echo that could be a fun addition to this list: https://github.com/mrjacobbloom/echo -- it prints whatever line of code you write, as long as it starts with Echo.

Also, ComLink is a very cool library that uses proxies to simplify communication between Web Workers. I definitely think it should be on here