Hi Paras,
You can use the typescript compiler from within your code, and capture the
results
Regards
Sander
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One last question, i want them to write typescript code instead of js. Do you
have any clue on how to covert ts to js. As they are going to upload the ts
file through the same angular application, i want to compile the code and then
save it as js.
And yeah Thank you so much
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Hi Paras,
With current browsers supporting the `import()` it becomes even easier, and
you don't need the eval anymore. Just provide the script from an API
endpoint that sets the content-type to the correct mime-type. you can then
use the default export as the entry point.
something like:
Okay, so if I convert it to Javascript, do i need to do Eval it at once? As it
is not a single line of code, there will be a lot of methods that will be
called at different point of times.
Like there will be a FormInitialize method, that will be called as soon as the
form is initialized,
Hi Paras,
Yes, but typescript needs to be compiled, so you need to compile it before
you can use it. Compile, save the result to a text field, and you can eval
it into action whenever you need it. When you dave the className into a
separate text field, you can instantiate it on request. Just
Thanks Sander.
Is there any way to call some external typescript class that is not part of our
angular solution at runtime? I want to give the users ability to write their
own class with few methods, that will be called when the form component loads.
Thanks.
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Hi Paras,
There is no safe way to do this. This is only possible when the people
using and creating the forms are trusted. (an intranet app inside a
corporation might adhere to that).
With that out of the way, you can actually store JS functions into text
fields, and use eval to activate them
