Automated JavaScript Interop in Dart

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When using a third-party JavaScript library in my Dart project, I manually browse the library’s documentation and traverse its attributes and methods, and build Dart code through a series of cumbersome context and callMethod calls . Has anyone come up with an automated method?

I am trying to find a command line interface for introspecting JavaScript libraries so that I can automatically generate Dart source code. My search has been unsuccessful.

Due to the dynamic appearance of JS language, it is very difficult to reflect on JS lib.

In the Typescript world, there are *. The d.ts file is used to provide types to existing libraries. As far as I know, most files are written manually.

There is no such tool yet.

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When using a third-party JavaScript library in my Dart project, I manually browsed the library’s documentation and traversed its properties and methods, and built the Dart code through a series of cumbersome context and callMethod calls. Has anyone figured out An automated method?

I am trying to find a command line interface for introspecting JavaScript libraries so that I can automatically generate Dart source code. My search has been unsuccessful.

Due to the dynamic face of the JS language, it is very difficult to reflect on JS lib.

In the Typescript world, there are *.d.ts files used to provide types to existing libraries As far as I know, most files are written manually.

There is no such tool yet.

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