Proxy handler

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  2. Specyfikacje
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Obiekt obsługujący proxy (proxy's handler object) jest obiektem zastępczym który zawiera pułapki dla obiektów proxy.

Metody

Wszystkie pułapki są opcjonalne. Jeśli pułapka nie została zdefiniowana, domyślnym zachowaniem jest przekazanie operacji do obiektu docelowego.

handler.getPrototypeOf()
Pułapka na Object.getPrototypeOf.
handler.setPrototypeOf()
Pułapka na Object.setPrototypeOf.
handler.isExtensible()
Pułapka na Object.isExtensible.
handler.preventExtensions()
Pułapka na Object.preventExtensions.
handler.getOwnPropertyDescriptor()
Pułapka na Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor.
handler.defineProperty()
Pułapka na Object.defineProperty.
handler.has()
Pułapka na operator in.
handler.get()
Pułapka na pobieranie wartości atrybutu.
handler.set()
Pułapka na ustawianie wartości atrybutu.
handler.deleteProperty()
Pułapka na operator delete.
handler.ownKeys()
Pułapka na Object.getOwnPropertyNames i Object.getOwnPropertySymbols.
handler.apply()
Pułapka na wywołanie funkcji.
handler.construct()
Pułapka na operator new.

Niektóre niestandardowe pułapki są przestarzałe i zostały usunięte.

Specyfikacje

Specyfikacja Status Komentarz
ECMAScript 2015 (6th Edition, ECMA-262)
The definition of 'Proxy Object Internal Methods and Internal Slots' in that specification.		 Standard Początkowa definicja.
ECMAScript Latest Draft (ECMA-262)
The definition of 'Proxy Object Internal Methods and Internal Slots' in that specification.		 Draft Usunięto funkcję obsługującą enumerate.

Kompatybilność przeglądarek

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ChromeEdgeFirefoxInternet ExplorerOperaSafariAndroid webviewChrome for AndroidEdge MobileFirefox for AndroidOpera for AndroidSafari on iOSSamsung InternetNode.js
applyChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
constructChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
definePropertyChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
deletePropertyChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
enumerate
DeprecatedNon-standard
Chrome No support NoEdge No support NoFirefox No support 37 — 47IE No support NoOpera No support NoSafari No support NoWebView Android No support NoChrome Android No support NoEdge Mobile No support NoFirefox Android No support 37 — 47Opera Android No support NoSafari iOS No support NoSamsung Internet Android No support Nonodejs No support No
getChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
getOwnPropertyDescriptorChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
getPrototypeOfChrome Full support 49Edge No support NoFirefox Full support 49IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari No support NoWebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile No support NoFirefox Android Full support 49Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS No support NoSamsung Internet Android Full support Yesnodejs Full support 6.0.0
hasChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
isExtensibleChrome ? Edge ? Firefox Full support 31IE No support NoOpera ? Safari ? WebView Android ? Chrome Android ? Edge Mobile ? Firefox Android Full support 31Opera Android ? Safari iOS ? Samsung Internet Android ? nodejs Full support 6.0.0
ownKeysChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18
Notes
Full support 18
Notes
Notes In Firefox 42, the implementation got updated to reflect the final ES2015 specification: The result is now checked if it is an array and if the array elements are either of type string or of type symbol. Enumerating duplicate own property names is not a failure anymore.
IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18
Notes
Full support 18
Notes
Notes In Firefox 42, the implementation got updated to reflect the final ES2015 specification: The result is now checked if it is an array and if the array elements are either of type string or of type symbol. Enumerating duplicate own property names is not a failure anymore.
Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
preventExtensionsChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 22IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 22Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
setChrome Full support 49Edge Full support 12Firefox Full support 18IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari Full support 10WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile Full support YesFirefox Android Full support 18Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS Full support 10Samsung Internet Android Full support 5.0nodejs Full support 6.0.0
setPrototypeOfChrome Full support 49Edge ? Firefox Full support 49IE No support NoOpera Full support 36Safari ? WebView Android Full support 49Chrome Android Full support 49Edge Mobile ? Firefox Android Full support 49Opera Android Full support 36Safari iOS ? Samsung Internet Android Full support Yesnodejs Full support 6.0.0

Legend

Full support  
Full support
No support  
No support
Compatibility unknown  
Compatibility unknown
Non-standard. Expect poor cross-browser support.
Non-standard. Expect poor cross-browser support.
Deprecated. Not for use in new websites.
Deprecated. Not for use in new websites.
See implementation notes.
See implementation notes.

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