Detecting changes in a JavaScript class property?

Assume you have this class:

class Foo {
  constructor() {
    this.count = 0
  }
  increaseCountEventually() {
    setTimeout(() => {
      this.count += 1
    }, Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000))
  }
}

Then you create an instance of this class:

const foo = new Foo()

Then you call the increaseCountEventually method which will, at some random point in time, increment the value of its property this.count:

foo.increaseCountEventually()

So, in a few milliseconds count will increase by 1. Is there a trick to listen for changes in the count property of the foo instance? Something like an event listener, where the event would be the change of the count property. Something like this (pseudo-code):

// A bit like DOM events
foo.addEventListener('property count changes', () => console.log('it changed!')) 

// Or, in other terms:
foo.listenForCountChange(() => console.log('it changed!')

I could use setInterval and check every millisecond or so to see if count has changed, but I'm looking for a more efficient way. I read about using a "Proxy" but not sure how that would work.

Javascript Proxy are meant to be used on Objects. If its okay to convert count into an object or keep an object called data with property count then you could add a proxy with a set trap

In your case however, you could modify increaseCountEventually to accept a function like so

increaseCountEventually(callback) {
    setTimeout((callback) => {
      this.count += 1,
      callback();
    }, Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000))
  }