An ill-advised proxy wrapper snippet for react-native-simple-store (needs a proxy polyfill)

proxied-simple-store.js

import store from 'react-native-simple-store';
//also requires something like 'proxy-polyfill'

export default new Proxy(store, {
  //GET is async, so it's used like `myStore[someID].then(...)`
    get: async function (receiver, name) {
        return await receiver.get(name)
    },
  //SET simply works like `myStore[someID]=someObject`
  //      (`null` deletes, this lines up with calling for a non-existant value)
    set: function (receiver, name, value) {
        if(value!==null) receiver.update(name,value)
        else receiver.delete(name)
        return false
    }
})

It's worth pointing out that store.update merges the old object with the new (like setState), so when setting, you only need to set the properties that are changing.