Javascript - DOMTokenList prototype

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I have a pretty general question and I was hoping someone from the community can educate me.

I don't understand how DOMTokenList was developed. It appears as though classList for example is a setter but seems to have prototype functions that can be accessed off the setter.

ele.classList="class1 class2" <-- setter

ele.classList.add() <--prototype

I have an application where it would be highly convenient to have my setter property also have prototype functions like this, does anyone know how in the world DOMTokenList was developed?

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It actually uses a setter and a getter. When you use ele.classList = "class1 class2" it triggers the setter.

When you use ele.classList.add('class1') it first gets the classList object and then trigger the add method.