@webqit/observer 3.8.7 → 3.8.9
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Observe and intercept operations on arbitrary JavaScript objects and arrays using a utility-first, general-purpose reactivity API! This API re-explores the unique design of the [Object.observe()](https://web.dev/es7-observe/) API and unifies that with
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Observe and intercept operations on arbitrary JavaScript objects and arrays using a utility-first, general-purpose reactivity API! This API re-explores the unique design of the [Object.observe()](https://web.dev/es7-observe/) API and unifies that with the rest of JavaScript's metaprogramming APIs like Proxy "traps" and the `Reflect` API!
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The Observer API comes as one little API for all things _object observability_. (Only `~5.8KiB min|zip`)
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> [!TIP]
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> Reactivity is anchored on its programmtic APIs like `.set()`, `.deleteProperty()`, but reactivity is also possible over literal JavaScript operations like `obj.prop = value`, `delete obj.prop` — by means of the `accessorize()` and `proxy()` methods covered just ahead.
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> For full-fledged Imperative Reactive Programming, you may to see the [Quantum JS](https://github.com/webqit/quantum-js) project.
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> For full-fledged Imperative Reactive Programming, you may want to see the [Quantum JS](https://github.com/webqit/quantum-js) project.
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</details>
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## Table of Contents
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- [Why Observer](#why-observer)
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- [Quick Start](#quick-start)
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- [Key Features](#key-features)
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+ you are able to weild *the sheer power of mutability* in programming to your advantage — and unappologetically
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+ you are able to make sense of a mutable world — and integrate with it — rather than stand at odds with it.
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The Observer API collapses layers of complexity that reactive frameworks have built around immutability, bringing you back to the simplicity and power of direct mutation—
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The Observer API collapses layers of complexity that reactive frameworks have built around immutability, bringing you back to the simplicity and power of direct mutation—and this time, with full observability.
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**The Result** is *mutation-based reactivity* as a first-class concept in JavaScript.
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