I am trying to define a new class in a global scope without using modules
and importing it (the way it is done in std class).
I have been following code in "js_std_init" to define my own class except
that I have not used JS_SetModuleExportas since I am not defining any
modules. Below is the code
#define TEMPLATE_CLASS_NAME "Template"
static JSClassDef template_class = {
.class_name = TEMPLATE_CLASS_NAME,
.finalizer = template_finalizer,
};
void template_mod_init(JSContext *ctx) {
JSValue proto, obj;
JS_NewClassID(&template_class_id);
JS_NewClass(JS_GetRuntime(ctx), template_class_id, &template_class);
proto = JS_NewObject(ctx);
JS_SetPropertyFunctionList(ctx, proto, template_proto_funcs,
countof(template_proto_funcs));
JS_SetClassProto(ctx, template_class_id, proto);
obj = JS_NewCFunction2(ctx, template_constructor,
TEMPLATE_CLASS_NAME, 1, JS_CFUNC_constructor, 0);
JS_SetPropertyFunctionList(ctx, obj, template_class_funcs,
countof(template_class_funcs));
//JS_SetModuleExport(ctx, m, TEMPLATE_CLASS_NAME, obj);
}
I am calling template_mod_init(ctx) after creating a new context.
However, the Template class is not visible in javascript. I am getting
following error for new Template();
ReferenceError: Template is not defined
at <eval> (./template_test.js:1)
I assume that it needs to be exported. Any idea what functions to be used
or any other insight.
