How to use the ember-buffered-proxy/proxy.create function in ember-buffered-proxy
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yapplabs / ember-buffered-proxy / tests / dummy / app / controllers / application.js View on Github 
init() {
this._super(...arguments);
let user = {
firstName: 'stefan',
email: 'example@example.com'
};
let buffer = BufferedProxy.create({
content: user
});
this.setProperties({
buffer: buffer,
user: user
});
},resource: Ember.computed('post', function() {
return BufferedProxy.create({ content: this.get('post') });
}).readOnly(),get buffer() {
return BufferedProxy.create({
content: this.link,
});
}resource: Ember.computed('post', function() {
return BufferedProxy.create({ content: this.get('post') });
}).readOnly(),get buffer() {
return BufferedProxy.create({
content: this.get('link'),
});
}didReceiveAttrs() {
this._super(...arguments);
let startingValues = this.getAttr('startingValues') || {};
let formValues = BufferedProxy.create({content: startingValues});
this.set('formValues', formValues);
},buffered: computed(property, function () {
return BufferedProxy.create({
content: this.get(property),
});
}),ember-buffered-proxy
An Ember Object Proxy with change buffering
