How would I wrap this in Kotlin js (coming from npm's wsse module): ```declare const usernameToken: ...

# javascript

[dave08]

How would I wrap this in Kotlin js (coming from npm's wsse module):

declare const usernameToken: ({ username, password, }: {
    username: string;
    password: string;
}) => UsernameToken;
export default usernameToken;
export { UsernameToken };

[dave08]

I tried this:

external interface Credentials {
	var username: String
	var password: String
}

@JsModule("wsse")
@JsNonModule
external val usernameToken: (credentials: Credentials) -> UsernameToken

[dave08]

But it doesn't seem to work...

[dave08]

It gives me tmp1 is not a function...

tmp_0._xWsse0 = tmp_1(new _no_name_provided__146()).getWSSEHeader();

[dave08]

When I try calling it like this:

val xWsse = usernameToken(object : Credentials {
		override var username: String = "..."
		override var password: String = "..."
	}).getWSSEHeader()

[araqnid]

@JsModule("wsse")
external object WSSE {
    @JsName("default")
    fun usernameToken(credentials: Credentials): UsernameToken
}

[dave08]

Thanks simple smile, that worked! Hopefully I'll get used to this conversion eventually, or dukat will work better...

[araqnid]

urgh, yes, the auto-generated Dukat bindings go into the root package 😢 and produces T$2 for the Credentials interface … and then fails to work on IR with:

var default = $module$wsse.default;
      ^^^^^^^
SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'default'