I can extend module or override methods of modules?
06 October 2017 14:29
Hi guys.
I can extend module or override methods of modules?.
example:
original module anchors.js have this:
my custom append method for overwriting the original module anchors.js:
The main idea is not to modify the original modules of blend4web.
How?. Thanks.
I can extend module or override methods of modules?.
example:
original module anchors.js have this:
exports.append = function(){ console.log("foo bar") }
my custom append method for overwriting the original module anchors.js:
exports.append = function(){ console.log("hello world") }
The main idea is not to modify the original modules of blend4web.
How?. Thanks.
12 October 2017 15:25
Hi, you can create a special module for this purpose and execute it prior to the other app modules:
b4w.register("overwrite_b4w", function(exports, require) {
var m_anchors = require("anchors");
var m_anim = require("animation");
var m_ver = require("version");
exports.init = function() {
m_anchors.append = function(){ console.log("hello world") };
m_anim.append = function(){ console.log("hello world") };
}
});
// start application with overriding the original modules
b4w.require("overwrite_b4w").init();
// register and then execute the main app module
b4w.register("my_project_main", function(exports, require) {
....
});
b4w.require("my_project_main").init();
17 October 2017 11:22
Reply to post of user Ivan Lyubovnikov
Hi, you can create a special module for this purpose and execute it prior to the other app modules:b4w.register("overwrite_b4w", function(exports, require) { var m_anchors = require("anchors"); var m_anim = require("animation"); var m_ver = require("version"); exports.init = function() { m_anchors.append = function(){ console.log("hello world") }; m_anim.append = function(){ console.log("hello world") }; } }); // start application with overriding the original modules b4w.require("overwrite_b4w").init(); // register and then execute the main app module b4w.register("my_project_main", function(exports, require) { .... }); b4w.require("my_project_main").init();
Thank you very much Ivan, I'll prove it