Is it possible to invoke a javascript function before Kotlin assigns any classes to it's internal wr...

# javascript

[benkuly]

Is it possible to invoke a javascript function before Kotlin assigns any classes to it's internal wrappes? Background: matrix.org's olm implementation for javascript uses emscripten wasm and assigns it's classes after calling an init() function. Therefore the kotlin wrappers has unvalid references

[turansky]

You can add injection right in final script

[CLOVIS]

If your project uses an HTML file for startup, you can execute any JS you want before loading the Kotlin file

[benkuly]

Because it's a library injecting sounds very good, but how? Or do you mean manually add it to the script? That sound hacky...

[CLOVIS]

Another solution: use lambdas instead of global variables, this way the references are only created on first access

[CLOVIS]

Or you might want the ‘initialize globals on first access’ or whatever the option is called (it's one of the options added with IR)

[benkuly]

I don't have global variables. Just classes which are used in the main or test function. In the compiled js code there is stuff like var Account_1 = $module$_matrix_org_olm.Account; right after the external js module is loaded. Account_1 is used later, but points to undefined, because init wasn't called before var Account_1 = .... A workaround is to call js("new Olm.Account()") everytime I would call Account() , but that feels really bad.

[benkuly]

Tried -Xir-property-lazy-initialization and it did not work. Still var Account_1 = $module$_matrix_org_olm.Account; at the beginning.