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Jason.json

•Created by Jason.json on 3/18/2025 in #support

Nesting server side functions in namespaces or any kind of block of code.

I was thinking about that, but maybe I will just leave it as it is. No need to use more performance overhead abstraction in my opinion. It would work better without it. 👍

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 3/18/2025 in #support

Nesting server side functions in namespaces or any kind of block of code.

I was just looking for a stucture like partern where I could write cleaner code.

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 3/18/2025 in #support

Nesting server side functions in namespaces or any kind of block of code.

Or if you preserve them.

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 3/18/2025 in #support

Nesting server side functions in namespaces or any kind of block of code.

Sure! Thanks for that. Also the enums at runtime compiles to very strange object like thing if you do not use const modifier.

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 3/18/2025 in #support

Nesting server side functions in namespaces or any kind of block of code.

Thanks! I’m aware that namespaces in JS are objects, which can introduce some performance overhead. However, I wanted to keep everything in db.ts without creating additional files. Either way, I’ll give it a try I had forgotten about import * as alias from 'somewhere'; . I’ll test it and let you know if it works. 👍

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 2/1/2025 in #support

useContext returns undefined

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 2/1/2025 in #support

useContext returns undefined

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 2/1/2025 in #support

useContext returns undefined

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 2/1/2025 in #support

useContext returns undefined

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SSolidJS

•Created by Jason.json on 2/1/2025 in #support

useContext returns undefined

example:

import type { OS } from "./types/os";

export default function main(os: OS) {
  os.addContextMenu("my window", {
    onClick: () =>
      os.openWindow("my window", {
        content: <p>Welcome in my window! :D</p>,
      }),
  });
}

import type { OS } from "./types/os";

export default function main(os: OS) {
  os.addContextMenu("my window", {
    onClick: () =>
      os.openWindow("my window", {
        content: <p>Welcome in my window! :D</p>,
      }),
  });
}