How to use the define-properties function in define-properties
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few define-properties examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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constructor (url, root) {
assert(url, 'url is required')
Object.assign(this, parseUrl(url))
if (this.isRoot) {
const store = new Store(this.endpoint)
define(this, underscore({store}))
} else {
define(this, {_root: root || new this.constructor(this.endpoint)})
}
}
flush () {constructor (url, root) {
assert(url, 'url is required')
Object.assign(this, parseUrl(url))
if (this.isRoot) {
const store = new Store(this.endpoint)
define(this, underscore({store}))
} else {
define(this, {_root: root || new this.constructor(this.endpoint)})
}
}
flush () {constructor () {
define(this, {listeners: new Set()})
}
add (path, event, callback, cancel, context) {define-properties
Define multiple non-enumerable properties at once. Uses `Object.defineProperty` when available; falls back to standard assignment in older engines.
