Does the store Proxy work for non plain old javascript objects like Maps?

[j-masci]

ie. Would there be any problems to doing things like this (sorry for my opinionated comment about the setter):

const store = {
    values: new Map(),
    // (gross trivial accessor)
    setValue: action( (state, payload) => {
        state.values.set(payload.key, payload.value);
    }
}

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66910556/can-you-use-a-map-instance-as-an-easy-peasy-store-property

I didn't find anything in the docs for this. It just had some arrays as examples. In addition, I had to confirm myself that it worked properly on nested POJO's because the docs, which mentioned immer and Proxy's did not go into much detail about this. Perhaps the documentation can be clarified. Thanks. (https://easy-peasy.now.sh/docs/tutorials/primary-api.html#modifying-the-state)

[jmyrland]

Hey! I found this discussion: #440 (comment)

It might provide some answers 👍

[j-masci]

Ok, perfect, thanks.

So it looks like it is possible but you have to declare support for it. (If you want to know how, check the link above).