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Wakanda IDE

is amazing, easy in implementing the interface, developing and everything.
one problem i was still facing, i dont know how to connect my own java libraries into the wakanda server?
any information about this point?
thats the link of the wakanda website i couldnt find any helpful information here. im going to officially work with this IDE once i can connect my libraries to it

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As far as I know, connecting Java libraries is not possible (you're talking about Java, not JavaScript, isn't it?). About JavaScript they implemented already a bunch of the most common ones, but it's at their discretion.

You better see Wakanda as a standalone for the moment. Wakanda is meant to be only JavaScript "from end to end". see this article

moxy
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What you can do is using the SystemWorker API to interact Java (or PHP).

It use the same API provided by W3C/WATHWG Web Workers on command line executed processes.

I personally have been using it with PHP to use some PHP libraries.

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In Wakanda 11, the extension manager has many things you can add.

I am not sure what all is compatible, but I know that Wakanda 11 will let me know that node.js is missing or out-of-date. Ionic. Cordova. I am not sure if it is set up to work only with these (and a few others I did not list), or if this is evidence that other libraries can be used with Wakanda. Just a thought.

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