Hi all! I'm trying to add `react-tooltip` to my p...

# javascript

[jvmusin]

Hi all!

I'm trying to add react-tooltip to my project. https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-tooltip
It has some static methods like ReactTooltip.show(element)

How can I add these methods with the new IR compiler?
I used a workaround to avoid problems with default described here: https://github.com/anton-bannykh/web-app-react-kotlin-js-gradle/blob/IR-fixes/src/main/kotlin/ReactPlayer.kt
This thread is related: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-wrappers/issues/361

And this is my code for ReactTooltip:

import react.RClass
import react.RProps

@JsModule("react-tooltip")
@JsNonModule
external object ReactTooltip {
    val default: RClass<ReactTooltipProps>
}

external interface ReactTooltipProps : RProps {
    var id: String
    var type: String
}

I tried to add this method as an instance method on object ReactTooltip, but JS says it's not a function.
I also tried to add it like val show: (target: Element) -> Any = definedExternally, but it doesn't seem to work too.

Any suggestions?

[jvmusin]

I would appreciate even just a link to some source code which looks like this one. I'm not sure that switching to the old compiler is the thing I want to do, but probably it will work then without such hacks.

[turansky]

Untitled.kt

Untitled.kt

[jvmusin]

@turansky It says two errors then: Wrong body of external declaration. Must be either ' = definedExternally' or { definedExternally } and Inline external declaration. The second error can be fixed by removing inline , but what about the first one?

[jvmusin]

But I got your point about calling these methods on default, thanks!

[turansky]

You can add such annotation on file

@file:Suppress("INLINE_EXTERNAL_DECLARATION")

[turansky]

Example

[turansky]

Also you can vote here to legalize powerful declarations 🙂

[jvmusin]

@turansky Looks good, thank you a lot! The issue also looks reasonable and just today I wanted to use extension functions, but the compiler didn't let me do it. Voted!

[turansky]

All options, described in issue are already supported by compiler :)

[turansky]

All what you need - "magic" suppress