Don't wrap proxies in proxies

[luisherranz]

What

Don't wrap proxies in proxies.

Why

Because if so, copying an object creates an internal derivation of its primitive values when the signals of those values are recreated.

How

Just check if the target is a known proxy or not, and if it is, just use it as the value.

[github-actions]

Size Change: +159 B (+3%)

Total Size: 5.47 kB

Filename	Size	Change
packages/deepsignal/core/dist/deepsignal-core.js	890 B	+29 B (+3%)
packages/deepsignal/core/dist/deepsignal-core.mjs	880 B	+27 B (+3%)
packages/deepsignal/dist/deepsignal.js	930 B	+27 B (+3%)
packages/deepsignal/dist/deepsignal.mjs	923 B	+25 B (+3%)
packages/deepsignal/react/dist/deepsignal-react.js	929 B	+27 B (+3%)
packages/deepsignal/react/dist/deepsignal-react.mjs	922 B	+24 B (+3%)

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[luisherranz]

@DAreRodz, would you mind taking a look at this change as well?

[bigmistqke]

I would copy the reference/signal instead of reproxying/duplicating the value, since this mirrors more closely the API of a regular js-object.

example:

const obj = {x: undefined, y: {id: 100}};
obj.x = obj.y;
obj.y.id++;
console.log(obj.x); // {id: 101}

so with deepSignal it would be

const obj = deepSignal({x: undefined, y: {id: 100}});
obj.x = obj.y;
obj.y.id++;
console.log(obj.x); // {id: 101}

and if I would want to re-proxy I could do

const obj = deepSignal({x: undefined, y: {id: 100}});
obj.x = obj.$y.value;
obj.y.id++;
console.log(obj.x); // {id: 100}

or introduce an unwrap-function (see solid)

const obj = deepSignal({x: undefined, y: {id: 100}});
obj.x = unwrap(obj.y);
obj.y.id++;
console.log(obj.x); // {id: 100}

[luisherranz]

I would copy the reference/signal instead of reproxying/duplicating the value, since this mirrors more closely the API of a regular js-object.

example:

const obj = {x: undefined, y: {id: 100}};
obj.x = obj.y;
obj.y.id++;
console.log(obj.x); // {id: 101}

so with deepSignal it would be

const obj = deepSignal({x: undefined, y: {id: 100}});
obj.x = obj.y;
obj.y.id++;
console.log(obj.x); // {id: 101}

Yeah, that's how it will work after this PR is merged. Proxies and targets are linked, so reusing the proxy means reusing the target.

[bigmistqke]

aa sweet! misread the code!

[DAreRodz]

Code LGTM, thanks for the fix @luisherranz 😁