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I thinkthis references should be working,try to break them to see if there's any issues.

I apparently forgot howthis works in POJOs, so unfortunatelythis doesn't work anymore, you would have to do something likethis instead. It was a nice shortcut, but we probably wouldn't want to confuse people by not following JavaScript's rules.

If wrapping is needed, then there's asimpler solution using closures, using the currently available Svelte features.

I have two examples that I would use this in the real world, and would love to see this happen! Thanks for your work on it@Ocean-OS!

Sveltekit-Superforms Scenario

I has creating a wrapper function around thesuperForm() function, so I could return a separate open state along side my form (for forms in collapse and modal components).

functionnewSuperForm(form,formOptions){constnewForm=superForm(form,formOptions)return{        ...newForm,open:$state(false),}}

As this syntax isn't avaliable atm, I'm making due with this.

functionnewSuperForm(form,formOptions){constnewForm=superForm(form,formOptions)return{        ...newForm,getopen(){returnopen},setopen(newOpen){open=newOpen}}}

Passing values as$derived to functions

When passing values to functions its helpful to declare them explicitly as$derived or there was reactivity issues (could definitely be a skill issue though).

constaddressForm=formBuilder(()=>$derived({ ...reactiveAddressObject,_id:databaseId});,addressFormSchema,);

I'm currently using a temp variable for the$derived call atm:

letaddressFormInitialData=$derived({ ...reactiveAddressObject,_id:databaseId});constaddressForm=formBuilder(()=>addressFormInitialData,addressFormSchema,);

Edit: After some digging this example actually doesn't change anything, but the point still stands (even if the code doesn't).

Conclusion

I hope this comment adds constructively to the conversation, and not destructively to the chaos.