Hi guys, I'm trying to use JSClosure.async but it never called, while JSClosure works well in the same place.
I added a lot of prints under the hood in every call related to JSClosure.async but none of them has been called.
import JavaScriptKit
@main
public struct CartonApp {
public private(set) var text = "Hello, World!"
public static func main() async {
print(CartonApp().text)
if let docObj = JSObject.global.document.object, let bodyObj = JSObject.global.document.jsValue.body.object {
var button = JSObject.global.document.createElement.function?.callAsFunction(this: docObj, "button").jsValue
button?.innerText = "Click me".jsValue
JSObject.global.document.jsValue.body.appendChild.function?.callAsFunction(this: bodyObj, button)
if let buttonObj = button?.object {
button?.addEventListener.function?.callAsFunction(this: buttonObj, "click", JSClosure.async({ args in
print("clicked async") // never called
return .undefined
}))
}
}
}
}
Could you please tell me if there is a bug or I'm using it wrong? If I'm using it wrong could you please provide me with any working example that I could easily launch.
Hi guys, I'm trying to use
JSClosure.async
but it never called, whileJSClosure
works well in the same place. I added a lot of prints under the hood in every call related toJSClosure.async
but none of them has been called.Could you please tell me if there is a bug or I'm using it wrong? If I'm using it wrong could you please provide me with any working example that I could easily launch.
Thanks in advance.
@MaxDesiatov @mjburghard @PatrickPijnappel @valeriyvan @yonihemi swiftwasm/swift#5376