When you return an object from an Endpoint JS Adapter, you may wish to call methods on it, or pass that object back as an argument to another facade function. Child Facades allow you to wrap a returned object in a facade, so you can call methods on it, as opposed to just getting a serialized version of the object back.

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Step 1: create adapter
Step 2: create facade
Step 3: get child facade
Step 4: call child facade
Step 5: pass child facade to parent facade
Step 6: close facade