Building a library about rapydscript-ng

[amitu]

Try --bare flag.
On Tue, 31 May 2016 at 9:33 AM, BruceSherwood [email protected]
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In the README is a discussion about issues in calling routines in external
libraries. I need to go the other way, to produce from Python code a
JavaScript library. I successfully executed "npm install rapydscript-ng"
and "npm install" and successfully ran "rapydscript" which produced what
looks like correct JavaScript output, but when I try to reference a
function named "PhysGraph" in the library (which is a class in the original
Python file) I get an error message "PhysGraph is not defined", despite the
fact that there is a "function PhysGraph" in the JavaScript. Do you have
any suggestions about what I've done wrong? Thanks. (Incidentally, when I
initially ran the Python code through the REPL, the output was entirely
different and, in particular, didn't include any of the RS run-time
functions. I guess the REPL is just used for seeing how code fragments
compile?)

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[BruceSherwood]

Thanks, I'll try that. Where does one find documentation on flags such as "bare"?

[amitu]

--help on command line. Sub commands like compile have their own help too.
On Tue, 31 May 2016 at 7:41 PM, BruceSherwood [email protected]
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Thanks, I'll try that. Where does one find documentation on flags such as
"bare"?

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[kovidgoyal]

By default all output produced by the compiler is in a private scope. You can use --bare or simply export the symbol manually by doing something like (I would recommend the latter approach since otherwise you pollute the global namespace with lots of unneeded things).

window.PhysGraph = PhysGraph in the .pyj file.