Thank you for your answers. Sorry for my misnomer, I meant "to copy a function", not "to clone a function".
In fact, it's been a while I do the technical research around the JavaScript , and this research has led me to realize that there is no feature to simply copy a function (or class) , including the properties thereof. Regarding your exremièrement, there is a major difference between fn.bind() and new Proxy(fn), fn.bind() doesn't copy the properties of the initial function. Then, new Proxy(fn) doesn't allow to add properties to the returned function as my Object.create(). @Nathan : Thanks, a little too excited in my mind, I have made a mistake, I will correct it. ;) Michaël Rouges - https://github.com/Lcfvs - @Lcfvs
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