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I’ve got DOMKit building! (haven’t tried running it yet)
https://github.com/j-f1/DOMKit
let document = DOMKit.Document(jsValue: JSObjectRef.global.document)
let button = document.createElement(localName: "button")
button.textContent = "Hello, world"
class ClickListener: EventListener {
required init(objectRef: JSObjectRef) {
self.objectRef = objectRef
}
var objectRef: JSObjectRef
static func canDecode(from jsValue: JSValue) -> Bool { false }
func handleEvent(event: Event) {
(event.target as? HTMLElement)?.textContent = "Clicked!"
}
}
let emptyObject = JSObjectRef.global.Object.function!(.new)
button.addEventListener(type: "click", callback: ClickListener(objectRef: emptyObject))
_ = document.querySelector(selectors: "body")?.appendChild(node: button)
I’ll try it out tomorrow then clean up #26 so the commits are more meaningful.
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While this is a start, several changes are needed for a truly great native swift DOM API. We need to be able to modify the default function signatures to change or remove parameter names. Well some named parameters would be a great addition to the usability of the DOM API, I think that most of them provide little benefit. Dude also be great to extend the DON API with methods that make use of native Swift types and best practices. For example, options that are passed as an object in JavaScript could be expanded out to named parameters in Swift. It would also be good to allow passing Swift closures as an event handler, as the current way of creating a event handler object is extremely cumbersome.
I'm not sure if these additions should replace the current signatures or instead augment the current signatures — perhaps in a different file from the automatically generated bindings.
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With a ton of tweaks, I have got it working* again with perhaps fewer changes!
*I’m too scared to actually run it rn but it type checks!
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Closing this as we got it working more or less, appropriate discussions should happen in the DOMKit repository https://github.com/swiftwasm/DOMKit
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Generating the WebAPI
module as described in the webidl2swift
example worked for me, but they have a dependency on a fork of JavaScriptKit. I think upstreaming changes from that fork could be the first step.
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I tried to merge but it seems like they made a bunch of unrelated changes in the fork which seem vaguely like a good idea since they reduce memory usage (I think) and cut down on the number of arguments that need to be passed around on the JS side but that means it’s hard to extract just the new stuff
And of course this repo has changed a bunch too so there were a lot of conflicts and now it doesn’t build
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Related Issues (20)
- Enchancement: Add a link to the docs HOT 4
- Export function returning a JSValue HOT 2
- Arguments in JSClosure HOT 4
- JSPromise(resolver:) usage HOT 3
- Asynchronous calls in JSClosure HOT 5
- Making JSObject hashable HOT 5
- Compile error on macOS 12.2.1 HOT 6
- UserAgent support? HOT 1
- WebSockets implementation HOT 2
- Generate JavaScriptKit `.js` runtime with SwiftPM build tool HOT 6
- `JSNumber` type to support `long long` type in Web API IDL
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- Occasional JSClosure has been already released by Swift side HOT 4
- Compiled module was created by a different version of the compiler; rebuild 'JavaScriptKit' and try again HOT 2
- Cannot perform DataView.prototype.setBigUint64 on a detached ArrayBuffer HOT 2
- JSClosure will be overriden from other closure HOT 1
- Are JSValue bitmasks possible? HOT 2
- `JSClosure.async` doesn't work at all
- Init `JSUInt8ClampedArray` from `[UInt8]` failed
- When targeting macOS, v0.19.0 Requires macOS 14 HOT 1
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