Is there any way to call methods in index.html? like this Unity - Manual: Interaction with browser scripting. There are .jslib files used for connection
Afaik there is no way to do this from generated c# class, because there are only declarations of methods in .ts file.
All I need is call method from index.html when button clicked in Unity
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With “methods in index.html” you mean code that is set up there?
There is no “script boundary” in Needle Engine, one of the main advantages. All is in javascript module scope. So you can call code much more flexible as with jslib
You don’t add code in C#, you add it in TypeScript
yes, call method inside <script></script> tags index.html
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In C#, we declare jslib methods like this:
[DllImport (“__Internal”)]
static extern void Login (string hostUrl);
How to convert this to TypeScript?
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Can you tell a bit more what you want to do? Do help properly that would be helpful
My understanding is:
Okay, I have a button and I can detect click on that button. I want to call js method inside index.html file when button clicked. Simple console.log is enough for testing
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This is how my .ts file looks
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@herbst🌵 any tips?
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There’s like a million ways ranging from super dirty to very clean 
Here’s one way - it’s just JavaScript, there’s no artificial boundaries, as long as your script tag in the index.html comes before the needle engine code your code will be available anywhere.
Access via global script tag:
Importing a module with custom code:
You can also find a sample setup with Unity here if that’s helpful @Nurlan
https://github.com/needle-tools/needle-engine-samples/tree/main/package/Runtime/Javascript-Interop
You can drop this file into Unity for installation: https://engine.needle.tools/downloads/unity/samples
