I've been playing with Babel and decorators. For example:
function test(target) {
}
@test
class A {}
My concern is if there's some way to use a decorator against a class and also be able to give arguments to the so-called decorator and don't lose the chance to get the constructor function as first argument:
function test(target, arg1, argN) {
// target will be "hello", arg1 will be "world" and argN undefined,
// while I would expect target to be the constructor function
}
@test("hello", "world")
class A {}
It works this way
function test(target, arg1, argN) {
return function(clazz) {
console.log(target, arg1, clazz)
}
}
@test("hello", "world")
class A {}