Question: How do I use it with a library?

[azwalzaman]

I want to use my Google Sign In code I made for NodeJS here

[filipe-ingles]

Same question here! Can I use flutter_js with javascript library? I like to use https://opensheetmusicdisplay.org/ in my app

[timarnoldev]

+1

[Anwenden001]

You can compile your code to JS and then add it as a string.

[MulverineX]

Here's an example of how to bundle your JS into something useable. Do note that this is unfinished, so there may be more polyfills and such that you need to get it running.

[ekkis]

I see many questions like this one, unanswered for months. is anyone even maintaining this? could someone respond please?

[MulverineX]

@ekkis this project is not supported anymore. It was more created as a hobby project and wasn't really ever polished to the point to be dependable.

In collaboration with WebF (Alibaba Kraken successor), I sponsored & aided in work on a new library called Mercury. Currently there are still some issues to work out with fetch, their quickjs fork needs to be updated for the recent progress in TC39 compliance, and in the future Mercury will be integrated and used in the WebF library which will encourage more regular maintenance. But if you're willing to bundle your code that's no issue.

My project has already been migrated to Mercury if you want to check out an example of usage.

[ekkis]

@MulverineX thanks for repyling. I've had a gander at Mercury. I don't know what the WebF library but I'm building on mobile. will Mercury allow me to run functions from a Javascript library in a mobile app? I'm happy to bundle (you mean like webpack?) or do whatever it takes. and yes! I'd love to see some sample code

[ekkis]

incidentally, you can reach me on https://t.me/ekkis

[ekkis]

for those looking for a solution, this works: https://pub.dev/packages/mercuryjs/versions/0.1.3