You are right. But Object.assign is not part of ES5, you'll have to polyfill for IE.
Object.assign
A little bind utility and a container object for methods could help. The constructor could look like this.
function Counter(props) { React.Component.constructor.call(this); this.state = { count: props.start || 0 }; bind(this, methods); } var methods = { // stuff... };
Codepen example
Ah I totally forgot Object.assign was not in es5. In that case, you'd keep your Object.create method of doing it, then for each other method you want on the prototype you would do
Component.prototype.something = function(...) {...}
Sorry for poor formatting. I'm on my phone.
Edit: updated fiddle jsfiddle.net/carc1n0gen/pg1a47qt/16/
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You are right. But
Object.assignis not part of ES5, you'll have to polyfill for IE.A little bind utility and a container object for methods could help. The constructor could look like this.
Codepen example
Ah I totally forgot Object.assign was not in es5. In that case, you'd keep your Object.create method of doing it, then for each other method you want on the prototype you would do
Component.prototype.something = function(...) {...}
Sorry for poor formatting. I'm on my phone.
Edit: updated fiddle jsfiddle.net/carc1n0gen/pg1a47qt/16/