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@boost/decorators
Advanced tools
Experimental decorators for common patterns.
import { Bind, Memoize } from '@boost/decorators';
class Example {
@Bind()
referencedMethod() {
return this; // Class instance
}
@Memoize()
someExpensiveOperation() {
// Do something heavy
}
}
@Bind
- Autobind a method's this
to the class context.@Debounce
- Defer the execution of a method in milliseconds.@Deprecate
- Mark a property, method, or class as deprecated.@Memoize
- Cache and return the result of a method execution.@Throttle
- Throttle the execution of a method to a timeframe in milliseconds.yarn add @boost/decorators
FAQs
Experimental decorators for common patterns.
We found that @boost/decorators demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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