Clojurians Log v2

I'm not an expert with the underlying platform but hopefully someone else will be able to help you. Perhaps @zane

Anything you can do in JS should be able to work in obb as well

I haven't tried this in JS yet. I just found Obb last night and am exploring using it to handle the components of my app.

This seems to get "object is not a function":

(.addSubview (.contentView (.keyWindow js/$.NSApp)) webView)

minimal repro: (.keyWindow js/$.NSApp)

Cool. yea I have been scoping the issue. I was just asking to see if it's known to work. I am assuming that it will.

This works:

(.import js/ObjC "Cocoa")
(.import js/ObjC "WebKit")

(doto (js/$.NSWindow.alloc.initWithContentRectStyleMaskBackingDefer
       (js/$.NSMakeRect 0 0 800 600)
       (bit-or js/$.NSTitledWindowMask
               js/$.NSClosableWindowMask
               js/$.NSResizableWindowMask
               js/$.NSMiniaturizableWindowMask)
       js/$.NSBackingStoreBuffered
       false)
  (.setTitle "Web View Test")
  (.makeKeyAndOrderFront nil))

(let [webView (js/$.WKWebView.alloc.initWithFrame
               (js/$.NSMakeRect 0 0 800 600))]
  #_(.addSubview (.contentView (.keyWindow js/$.NSApp)) webView)
  (.loadRequest webView (js/$.NSURLRequest.requestWithURL (js/$.NSURL.URLWithString ""))))


(doto js/$.NSApplication.sharedApplication
  (.setActivationPolicy js/$.NSApplicationActivationPolicyRegular)
  (.activateIgnoringOtherApps true))

(.run js/$.NSApp true)

just have to fix the #_ expression

I don't see a contentView thing on KeyWindow https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nsapplication/1428406-keywindow

It seems that js/$.NSApp is empty

it's not empty if you run

(.import js/ObjC "Cocoa")

hmm I have these at the top

(.import js/ObjC "Cocoa")
(.import js/ObjC "WebKit")

try (js/console.log js/$.NSApp)

oh I was using println . noted use js/console.log

it is definitely to do with keywindow

It might be a timing issue. How do you sleep in obb?

a better question is how do you sleep in osascript, obb is just a layer on top of that

usually sleeping to solve a timing issue smells like a workaround

if you can sleep at all, usually JavaScript doesn't allow this synchronously

thats a good point

I think there is a way to check the window is loaded. I just wanted to do this as a quick test.

(js/delay 2)

the delay may prevent the window from loading, so I don't know if this helps ;)

haha

Well this doesn't break

#!/usr/bin/env obb

(.import js/ObjC "Cocoa")
(.import js/ObjC "WebKit")

(def window (let [newWindow (js/$.NSWindow.alloc.initWithContentRectStyleMaskBackingDefer
                             (js/$.NSMakeRect 0 0 800 600)
                             (bit-or js/$.NSTitledWindowMask
                                     js/$.NSClosableWindowMask
                                     js/$.NSResizableWindowMask
                                     js/$.NSMiniaturizableWindowMask)
                             js/$.NSBackingStoreBuffered
                             false)]
              
              (.setTitle newWindow "Web View Test")
              (.makeKeyAndOrderFront newWindow nil)
              newWindow
              #_(js/delay 2)
              #_(.addSubview (.contentView newWindow) webView)
              #_(.loadRequest webView (js/$.NSURLRequest.requestWithURL (js/$.NSURL.URLWithString "")))))



(let [webview (js/$.WKWebView.alloc.initWithFrame
               (js/$.NSMakeRect 0 0 800 600))]
  (js/console.log "window" (.-contentView window))
  (js/delay 2)
  (.addSubview (.-contentView window) webview))

window

(doto js/$.NSApplication.sharedApplication
  (.setActivationPolicy js/$.NSApplicationActivationPolicyRegular)
  (.activateIgnoringOtherApps true))

(.run js/$.NSApp true)

But it looks like we want to use a delegate

I tried creating a delegate and adding it as a method. But it doesn't seem possible to use addMethod. I also tried it as (js/$.addMethod delegate "windowDidLoad:" #(window-did-load))

I'm also trying #squint now for this:

npx squint webview.cljs && esbuild webview.mjs --bundle --outfile=webview.min.mjs && osascript -l JavaScript webview.min.mjs

might give better error messages / locations (not sure)

if this is figured out and I can package it then I might be able to go without needing Swift which would be nice.

right

the underlying platform is called osascript, so you might just want to search for that