hey guys. since the jquery support in stdlib is deprecated, is there any good way to use jquery in kotlinJS? or what’s the best practice to trigger for example animations like fadeIn? just executing raw JS via

js(...)

seems a bit too much for that

Does kotlin-stdlib-js:1.2.0 require JDK 8 or anything like that?

Yeah I said above I pulled this out of the generated file: Kotlin.defineModule('seller_main', _);

@karelpeeters https://github.com/kategory/kategory/issues/440

Is a temporary measure to isolate the LocalForage functions that weren't working in order to resolve issues.

What's the preferred way to test drive Kotlin/JS code?

I put details in #getting-started

[reposted] What is the recommended way to use JS array from Kotlin to

push()/pop()

items? This seems like a basic thing for JS interop but I did't find any obvious solutions (

kotlin.Array

doesn't have

push()/pop()

methods). The most reasonable solution I found was to define external JsArray class:

@JsName("Array")
external class JsArray<T> {
    val length: Int
    fun push(item: T)
    fun pop(): T
    operator fun get(index: Int): T
    operator fun set(index: Int, value: T)
}

(If this is the right thing to do, shouldn't it be in kotlinjs stdlib and mentioned somewhere in docs? 🤔)

I am trying to test my kotlin/js project with mocha. I have used the build.gradle provided here https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-examples/blob/master/gradle/js-tests/mocha/build.gradle. The tests run and I get output on the console. However in IntelliJ the run tab says "Test events were not received", also when I attempt to click on the run button next to a method annotated with Test it says "nothing here"... any ideas what might have gone wrong?

Does anyone know how I can understand what the task

compileKotlin2Js

does? It doesn't seem to be well documented and ideally, I'd like to find the source to see how it works, but searching for the

kotlin2js

plugin yields nothing

Does anyone know what

friend modules

are?

Hi, I'm experimenting with kotlin multiplatform (the js part). There is something that it's not clear to me. My goal is to port a node js project, a simple one ( https://github.com/invasionofsmallcubes/deals-bot ). The idea is to begin with the porting, isolate common code and repository interfaces on the common project, and then create the jvm version using TelegramBots (https://github.com/rubenlagus/TelegramBots). The goal is to have two running bots, the js and the kotlin one with one common business logic. I hope it's all clear up to this point. Now the question: for testing, on the node js I used jest + nock. Now I would see, as an advantage, the fact that I can use a java/kotlin mock library (I want to mock the telegram API) inside kotlin test. Of course the library that I will use to implement the bot is a javascript library. So, basically, can I implement my telegram bot in kotlin, using telegram bot js library, and testing it with, as an example, OkHttp MockWebServer?

Do you know if this bug is already known?

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    println(val1) //<- prints undefined in Js, "i am not null" inside JVM
}
val val1 = fun1()
fun fun1()= fun2()
val val2 = "i am not null"
fun fun2(): String  = val2

https://try.kotlinlang.org/#/UserProjects/boih6su9togjanq26leoqbdm6r/k5vdcs8ss8l19pruqhvcbv7akj

I’m looking for way to process annotations and types in kotlin/javascript sources. I guess they are serialized in this files?

Is there a way to do sw testing which doesn't require the use of npm/node?

Hi Kotlin-JS-ers. If you want to play with some modern browser features, here are a couple files of Kotlin definitions for you... Speech Synthesis API: https://gist.github.com/npryce/e941294759606c068e656b9f49a00d5d Multitouch API: https://gist.github.com/npryce/2ba5e9bec206ea54f5b1908f12d07171

Is there a "clean" way of checking whether the DOM is available in the currently running JS environment? I'm working on a multiplatform project, and have a

*-common-js

gradle subproject that gets imported in a version of the app that I would like to be able to run both headlessly (e.g. with node) or in a browser. I thought perhaps I could check if

kotlin.browser.window

and compare it with either

null

or

kotlin.js.undefined

, however both these give me

ReferenceError: window is not defined

Ah, I see. It's my inline fun. It got inlined real bad.

How are Kotlin-js compilation speeds with 1.2.10? Will I be able to get those near instant refreshes with kotlin-js? I've tried it on small projects and I get incremental compiles that are 2 or so seconds. How would this scale to larger projects? Will my team end up waiting 10-12 seconds for small changes as the project grows (again, for incremental compilations), or is the compiler going to get slower and slower? Would breaking my code up into smaller gradle modules help, or hurt?

How call kt function from js code? Can you share example?

Is there any way to mark a function as throwing in Kotlin/JS?

My issue in kotlin loader webpack plugin https://github.com/huston007/kotlin-loader/issues/2

Are there recommended bindings or specific libraries to use for things like routing(react-router) or state management(redux)?

Hey guys, Javascript dev new to Kotlin here. I'm interested in writing React native apps with Kotlin. What resources do I need for this. Is it possible to write RN apps with Kotlin without any serious challenge? (performance, etc) Are there example projects I could check out?

@bashor Is there a step by step tutorial or something like that to for starting with Kotlin/JS ? Any recommended article(s)?

Anyone aware of something that would let me use typings files from typescript as approximate Kotlin type information?

Can I use kotlin.js with React Native? Anyone tried it?

I’m using a JS API that needs to be passed a String taken from a fixed set. I want to represent this with an enum in my Kotlin bindings. Is there a way to annotate an

enum class

to control how Kotlin will represent it to native JS code?

Does anyone have an example project of a "fast" edit/compile turnaround for development with kotlin/js ? I have seen some mentions of using webpack but cant find any examples