[some request] tutorial/demo on interfacing 3rd javascript code

[retsyo]

for example
https://github.com/olifolkerd/tabulator
https://github.com/jspreadsheet/ce

further, is it possible to interface 3rd javascript code without writing any js code?

thanks

[delphius]

Since webui is a mechanism for accessing the browser via web sockets, two-way data and event binding functions are available to you. Thus, you can write a backend wrapper library in your preferred programming language, using, for example, events and callbacks provided by tabulator , which will allow you to create, display and manage tables using all the features provided by this js library, without resorting directly to javascript programming. But, in any case, it will require initial work on writing a wrapper using, including javascript

[retsyo]

so bad, javascript is not my language

[delphius]

Please describe in general terms, using the example of some library, for example tabulator, how are you going to use it from your programming language? Or give an example of a similar ready-made solution, even if not in your preferred programming language, which can be taken as the basis of your use case.

[delphius]

further, is it possible to interface 3rd javascript code without writing any js code?

Possible approaches

[AlbertShown]

Tabulator and CE you provided are written in JavaScript. Using it will require JavaScript skills as well.
Someone will probably create an example using those JavaScript plugins, but using WebUI generally requires Web skills.

[neroist]

further, is it possible to interface 3rd javascript code without writing any js code?

You could probably write Nim code, compile it to JS, then link the JS in the HTML code. For external libraries, you could wrap them and import functions with importc.

[retsyo]

I met htmx which seems to be successful in some projects by reducing JavaScript code. Will it be useful for nim-webui? I don't know since I know nothing about front-end programming

[hassandraga]

Thank you @retsyo for pointing this out. I guess HTMX is useful for end-user because this can reduce the need of JS in their apps. While WebUI itself does not provide/generate any HTML hypertext.