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if I can use Map or Set. Will there be any problems?

Trying to get a service setup using this lib however im running into some strange issues with persistance.

For some reason, when doing a filter over an array, it breaks with the error "# could not be cloned.". While debugging, it appears that forcing JS to create a new Array using JSON.parse/stringify, it successfully saves. Although i'm not convinced this hotfix will work 100% of the time.

console.log(
  this.repeat_queue, // [   { event: 'testEvent.created', object: {  }, repeat_count: 0 } ]
  this.repeat_queue.isProxy // true
)

this.repeat_queue = this.repeat_queue.filter(e => e.id != event.id)

console.log(
  this.repeat_queue, // [   { event: 'testEvent.created', object: {  }, repeat_count: 0 } ] - Yes, the array is the same. However its considered dirty due to the Filter (??)
  this.repeat_queue.isProxy // true
)

If you wanted to see the code for yourself:
https://github.com/drivly/webhooks.do/blob/main/src/webhook.durable.js#L119

Love the library! Thanks for releasing it :)

I keep getting a type error when I use nested objects:

TypeError: this is not a Date object.
        at Proxy.valueOf (<anonymous>)

This occurs when you have a DOI with a nested object:

class MyDo {
  my_dates: {
    created_at: Date
  }
  
  ...
}

I've modified the Counter DO and tests to include a property like the above and the tests do cause an exception. Here's my fork and branch where I'm trying to fix this: https://github.com/fisherdarling/hyper-durable/tree/feat/fix-proxy-getters

Any thoughts would be much appreciated! And again, thanks for making such an awesome library :D

Hello, I've been playing around with the library and really enjoying it, but can't figure out how to make HyperDurable class methods type safe. Is there a way to get a strongly typed stub?

please make an example with websockets