There are certain sections where I think we could improve the performance by rewriting the wrapper to use proxies. Example scenario where the performance would be significantly improved:

var ent = await seneca.make('user').load$(1);
ent.active = true;
await ent.save$();

Right now, it does a full sync of the properties during the save$ call. With proxies this would be reduced to a single property on the legacy entity of being set.

Would need some a/b performance tests.

Hi, and thanks for wrapping!

I think I've found a glitch:

const seneca = new SenecaPromisified(this);
const ent = seneca.make('example');
ent.data$({foo: 'bar'}); // this works
console.log( ent.$data(false) || ent.data$() ); // but this returns undefined

I think this function should return.

Shouldn't "main": "seneca.js", be "main": "index.js",?

I could only get it to work by making this change.