Can you use the Class to define the Action layer ?
See original GitHub issueBecause the methods of Class is non-enumerable, the execution of a code fragment cannot be assigned:
function init(container, group, lastName) { Object.keys(group).forEach(function (key) {
Object.keys(group)
cannot enumerabled. Do you have any good solution using the Class?
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@jbucaran Thanks your suggestion!I think about it. I’m going to use some annotations to increase scalability
@crixusshen Cool, thanks. You might be able to create a class that wraps an entire hyperapp application.