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bind-obj-methods
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Bind methods to an object from that object or some other source. Optionally specify a set of methods to skip over.
Bind methods to an object from that object or some other source. Optionally specify a set of methods to skip over.
Also binds non-enumerable methods, retaining their non-enumerable-ness.
bindObjMethods(obj, [source], [omit])
Bind all the methods from source onto obj, skipping over anything in
the omit
list. omit
can be either an array or an object of
boolean values. source
defaults to obj
if not specified.
var bindObjMethods = require('bind-obj-methods')
var obj = {
method: () => this.foo,
foo: 'bar'
}
var m = obj.method
m() // undefined
bindObjMethods(obj)
m = obj.method
m() // 'bar'
FAQs
Bind methods to an object from that object or some other source. Optionally specify a set of methods to skip over.
The npm package bind-obj-methods receives a total of 108,913 weekly downloads. As such, bind-obj-methods popularity was classified as popular.
We found that bind-obj-methods demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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