> On 7 Oct 2019, at 15:41, Shaping <shap...@uurda.org> wrote: > > On 7 Oct 2019, at 05:12, Shaping <shap...@uurda.org > <mailto:shap...@uurda.org>> wrote: > > How does PharoJS deal with the JS reuse issue? There are lots of JS widgets > out there that we would just like to use, but we don’t want to read JS if we > don’t have to. There are many wheels to reinvent, or at least recode in DSL, > if I understand the PharoJS scheme correctly, but I may not. > > PharoJS allows to reuse existing JS libraries. > Just reference constructors as you reference Pharo classes. > > Below is a link to an example, where we reuse the physics engine MatterJS > https://pharojs.github.io/Demos/MatterJsDemo/ > <https://pharojs.github.io/Demos/MatterJsDemo/> > > Hi Noury. > > Are you saying that none of the JS was manually written or that some of it > was and the rest is coming from an imported library. I’m looking at the > page in Chrome dev tools now. > > Exactly. That's the whole point of having PharoJS :-) The HTML file imports 2 js file. One is the MatterJS library, and the other is generated by PharoJS
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