This object encapsulates MutationObserver and adds a pleasant .reconnect() method. Try this f you use MutationObservers often and want a simpler syntax. .disconnect() and .reconnect() are handy to use when we want to listen for a change in the DOM, suspend the listening, make our changes, and resume the listening.

Usage

API 1 - like standard, but just provide the callback as 3rd parameter.

// Duplicate the object, OLOO style
const myObserver = Object.create(Mutant)

myObserver.observe(document, {childList: true}, function(muts){
  muts.forEach(mut => {
    console.log(mut)
  })
})

API 2 - explicit

const myObserver2 = Object.create(Mutant)

myObserver2.observe({
    target: document,
    config: {childList: true},
    callback: function (muts) {
        muts.forEach(mut => {
          console.log(mut)
        })
    }
})

API 3 - chained

const myObserver3 = Object.create(Mutant)

myObserver3
.observe({
    target: document,
    config: {childList: true}
})
.tap(function(muts){
    muts.forEach(mut => {
      console.log(mut)
    })
})

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