Is something like GWT JSNI supported?

[WhiteTrashLord]

I want to write my own native Javascript code in my Java code. In GWT I can do it with JSNI.
STJS also supports it? I read the documentation and could not find anything like it.

[acraciun]

If your JS code that you want to use is quite big, you'll only need to
write some interfaces in Java to allow your Java/ST-JS code use it - the
some way any of the ST-JS bridge is done.

But if you only want to code some small JS code directly you can do it with
the $js() method:
https://github.com/st-js/st-js/blob/master/shared/src/main/java/org/stjs/javascript/JSObjectAdapter.java#L78

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I want to write my own native Javascript code in my Java code. In GWT I
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STJS also supports it? I read the documentation and could not find
anything like it.

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[WhiteTrashLord]

Thank you for your answer. I would use it only for short JS code. But I would also be able to define my own parameters. This is no supported by $js, or?

In TeaVM it can be done by something like this:

@JSBody(params = "message", script = "alert(message);")
public static native void alert(JSObject message);

This is much better than GWT JSNI in my opinion. It would be great if you can implement something like this :)

[acraciun]

if you want with this construction to bridge the global alert method this is already done in https://github.com/st-js/html-bridge/blob/master/src/main/java/org/stjs/javascript/Global.java#L33

But if you have somewhere a global function called:
function myFunction(intParam, stringParam) {....}

it's enough to create a class

@GlobalScope
public class MyGlobals {
public static native void myFunction(int intParam, String stringParam);
}

no other annotations are needed.

Was this your intention?

[WhiteTrashLord]

Thank you for your answer. It seems that this exactly what I was looking for :)

Is it also possible to give a method in Java a global scope?

So for example I would like to invoke such a method in the Javascript code only with "helloWorld()".

 public static void helloWorld()
 {			 
	 alert("Hello world");
 }

[acraciun]

You have the annotation @globalscope on a class, that will make that all the static methods of that class will be added to the global JS scope (so that you can call those functions in JS as you suggested)

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