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I’m having trouble with translating this instantiation of a class to kotlinjs `var ui = new firbeaseui.auth.AuthUI(firebaseI.auth());`.
Doing the naive thing in kotlin does not result in a “new” call in the generated code e.g. `val ui = firebaseui.auth.AuthUI(firebase.auth())` does not work.
rightnow I am doing the following, which works but is a bit ugly
```
external val uiHack: AuthUI
val firebaseHack = firebase // firebase is imported as `@JsModule("firebase") external val firebase: Firebase`
val firbeaseUIHACK = firebaseui // same as above
js("var uiHack = new firbeaseUIHACK.auth.AuthUI(firebaseHack.auth());")
val ui = uiHack
```

the same question has also been asked on stackoverflow some time ago: <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49097351/cant-create-object-from-required-module-in-kotlinjs>

for future reference the cleanest thing I was able to do is the following (from stackoverflow answer):
```
val firebaseHack = firebase
val firbeaseUIHACK = firebaseui 
val ui: AuthUI = js("new firbeaseUIHACK.auth.AuthUI(firebaseHack.auth());")
```
We still need the `firebaseHack` variable to make sure firebase is available in the local scope in the generated js