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Leonardi KohLeonardi Koh 

Accessing Proxy Handler target in javascript

As the title suggested, I am attempting to access the Proxy Handler target content in javascript running on an Aura component , so I had a line similar to
 
var theElements = document.getElementsByClassName('slds-text-heading_small');
console.log(theElements);

in my Aura component, and when rendered predictably enough this shows a Proxy object with Handler, etc... typical of what one expect.

(the result looks like this:)
User-added image

so I can see it right there in the console, and in the example above i can see the innerText, outerText value etc...

So the question is what is the correct way to read these values in javascript?

For example, if i want to read the value of this Proxy -> Handler -> target -> 0 (1st element of this HTMLCollection) -> innerText

then what is the correct way to do it in javascript?