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To work with some third-party lib, I need to set property of `prototype` like this `SomeClass.prototype.prop = "value"`. But when I do:
```
object SomeClass : SomeLibClass() {
    override var prop = "value"
}
```
it produce such js code:
```
Object.defineProperty(SomeClass.prototype, 'prop', {
    get: function () {
      return this.prop_x8fmwh$_0;
    },
    set: function (prop) {
      this.prop_x8fmwh$_0 = prop;
    }
  });
```
And it does not work. Looks like it's not equal to `SomeClass.prototype.prop = "value"`. Why? And how to force kotlin/js produce just `SomeClass.prototype.prop = "value"`?

What happens if you put `prop` on a companion object

<@U1JP5M6LU> `prototype` and `companion object` are completely different concepts. Of course it does not work.

`object`'s are instantiated lazily in Kotlin/JS, which is one of the reasons why we don't do `SomeClass.prototype = &lt;initializer&gt;`

I am not aware of an easy way to achieve what you want.

Could you give some context, when do you need a value on prototype directly?