By default all the stamps name is "Stamp".

const MyStamp = stampit({})
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console.log(MyStamp.name) // "Stamp"

But you can change it by passing the name property to stampit:

const MyStamp = stampit({ name: "MyFactoryFunction" })
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console.log(MyStamp.name) // "MyFactoryFunction"

This metadata does not have a chaining method. This is illegal: MyStamp.name("MyFactoryFunction").

Gotchas

• Won’t work in ES5 environments (like IE11). The name will always be “Stamp”. Name of a function can be set only in >=ES6 environments.

• This code doesn’t work in JavaScript in general: SmsGateway.name = “bla”. Because Function.name is a special protected property.

• If any of the stamps you compose have a name then all the derived stamps will have it too.

• The only way to clear the name (reset to the defaults) is to set the name to "Stamp".

MyStamp = MyStamp.compose({ name: "Stamp" })