Make Ember.ObjectProxy and Ember.ArrayProxy Public (not private) about rfcs HOT 10 CLOSED

I would actually like to at least see an addon that restores all the ArrayController / ObjectController / reduceComputed / ObjectProxy / ArrayProxy etc. behavior. This could really help some enterprises with large codebases move to 2.0 at some point in the current century. :)

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@Gaurav0 there is an addon for controllers (ember-legacy-controllers) and views (ember-legacy-views). array/reduce computed are gone, but the macros that represented nearly all of the usage are still present. Just the direct API access to the array/reduce computed classes is gone.

Please keep this issue focused on the original topic, object and array proxies.

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👍 I use both ArrayProxy and ObjectProxy on occasion. I think quite a few people also use ember-buffered-proxy which relies on them.

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We also use ObjectProxy and ArrayProxy with the PromiseProxyMixin in places where ED doesn't make sense.

Our PromiseArray is as simple as

import Ember from 'ember';

export default Ember.ArrayProxy.extend(Ember.PromiseProxyMixin);

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Wait, I see some changes already:

• emberjs/ember.js@84909b2

So ObjectProxy is already public, nice.

Just need ArrayProxy to be public as well

• emberjs/ember.js#11970

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One caveat with ObjectProxy is that it is not compatible with removing Ember.get in favor of ES5 getters.

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@pixelhandler I've merged emberjs/ember.js#11970, should this be closed then or are there additional parts to discuss?

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@mixonic awesome thank you sir! all set, closing this up 👍

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@mixonic @mmun is that why http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.ObjectProxy.html is Private and http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.ArrayProxy.html Public (I use these alot with http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.PromiseProxyMixin.html which is also Public)

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@pixelhandler - Ember.ObjectProxy is marked as @public (see here on master). The API docs you linked to are for 2.0.1 which are somewhat behind.

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