proxied

Create a dynamic proxied a object

Usage

Javascript’s Proxy object is powerful but a bit awkward to use. The _.proxied function creates the Proxy for you and handles calling back to your handler when functions on the Proxy are called or properties are accessed.

import * as 
import _
_ from 'radashi'

type 
type Property = "name" | "size" | "getLocation"
Property = 'name' | 'size' | 'getLocation'

const 
const person: Record<string, "Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")>
person = 
import _
_.
proxied<Property, "Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")>(handler: (propertyName: Property) => "Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")): Record<string, "Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")>
export proxied
Creates a Proxy object that will dynamically call the handler
argument when attributes are accessed.
@see ― https://radashi.js.org/reference/curry/proxied
@example 
const proxy = proxied(propertyName => propertyName.toUpperCase())
proxy.foo // => "FOO"
@version ― 12.1.0
proxied((
prop: Property
prop: 
type Property = "name" | "size" | "getLocation"
Property) => {
  switch (
prop: Property
prop) {
    case 'name':
      return 'Joe'
    case 'size':
      return 20
    case 'getLocation'
      return () => 'here'
  }
})

const person: Record<string, "Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")>
person.
"Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")
name // => Joe
const person: Record<string, "Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")>
person.
"Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")
size // => 20
const person: Record<string, "Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")>
person.
"Joe" | 20 | (() => "here")
getLocation() // => here