Settings #

There are very few settings in Structura because almost everything is active by default

Enable standard patches #

Patches in Structura use a proprietary format. If you want instead to use standard json patches, you must active the corresponding setting.

Alternatively you can use the converting helper to convert non-standard patches that were already created to standard json patches.

Look at the 'patches' page to know more.

import { enableStandardPatches } from "structurajs";

enableStandardPatches(true); 

To revert the setting:

enableStandardPatches(false); 

Enable auto freeze #

Freezing at runtime is not active by default, and it should be enabled explicitly. However it is probably unnecessary with Strcutura because it allows freezing at compile time.

import { enableAutoFreeze } from "structurajs";

enableAutoFreeze(true); 

To revert the setting:

enableAutoFreeze(false); 

Enable strict copy (for non-enumerable properties) #

The default algorithm for creating a shallow copy is fast, but ignores non-enumerable properties. This could be a problem with some libraries like vue and mobx which trap the values. In order to solve this problem, just enable strict copy:

import { enableStrictCopy } from "structurajs";

enableStrictCopy(true); 

To revert the setting:

enableStrictCopy(false); 

Change more settings at once #

If you have to set multiple settings at once, it may be more convenient to directly manipulate the Settings object:

import { Settings } from "structurajs";

Object.assign(Settings, {
    autoFreeze: true,
    standardPatches: true,
    strictCopy: true
})