use constructor.name property by default for custom name, if defined #60
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Any way this could make its way into a new release? 0.6.0 is out there, with these commits dangling off of master. |
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I'll cut a release today |
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Thanks much! |
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Released in v0.7.0 |
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For ES6, constructor's name will be the same as the class name of an object, and it will be stored under the
__proto__.constructor.name. If this is defined, use this custom name instead.