Investigate what it would take to support function properties
See original GitHub issuee.g.
class App extends Component {
handleClick = () => {
this.setState(...)
}
}
One way to approach this would be to hoist the bodies of the function properties into hidden methods on the prototype with mangled names. This would be unobservable to the user but make them available for react-proxy to see and hot reload.
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Yeah I get it, but if Babel is able to compile arrow functions correctly, so can we 😄 . Just a matter of having enough tests.
Added by #322, and out in
3.0.0-beta.4, thanks @nfcampos!