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A transpiler from Java to TypeScript/JavaScript

1000+ well-typed JavaScript libraries available from Java

Version 2.3.0

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package animation;
[...] // imports
/** This program rotates the JSweet logo: try it by clicking on the logo! */
public class RotateLogo {

	public static void main[String[] args] {
		HTMLImageElement image = [HTMLImageElement] document.getElementById["logo"];
		image.addEventListener[mousedown, RotateLogo::animate];
	}

	static private double angle = 0;

	static private double animate[MouseEvent mouseEvent] {
		[[HTMLElement] mouseEvent.target].style.transform = "scale[" + Math.cos[angle] + ",1]";
		return window.requestAnimationFrame[time -> {
			angle = angle >= Math.PI * 2 ? 0 : angle + 0.05;
			if [angle != 0] {
				animate[mouseEvent];
			}
		}];
	}
}

… to JavaScript See TypeScript output

var animation;
[function [animation] {
	/** This program rotates the JSweet logo: try it by clicking on the logo! */
	var RotateLogo = [function [] {
		function RotateLogo[] {
		}
		RotateLogo.main = function [args] {
			var image = document.getElementById["logo"];
			image.addEventListener["mousedown", function [mouseEvent] { return RotateLogo.animate[mouseEvent]; }];
		};
		RotateLogo.animate = function [mouseEvent] {
			mouseEvent.target.style.transform = "scale[" + Math.cos[RotateLogo.angle] + ",1]";
			return window.requestAnimationFrame[function [time] {
				RotateLogo.angle = RotateLogo.angle >= Math.PI * 2 ? 0 : RotateLogo.angle + 0.05;
				if [[RotateLogo.angle != 0]] {
					RotateLogo.animate[mouseEvent];
				}
			}];
		};
		RotateLogo.angle = 0;
		return RotateLogo;
	}][];
	animation.RotateLogo = RotateLogo;
}][animation || [animation = {}]];
animation.RotateLogo.main[null];

JSweet leverages TypeScript to bring you the safest and most well-typed way to program JavaScript applications using the Java language and tooling. With our Maven repository, you get instant access to hundreds of well-typed JavaScript libraries in Java.

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Getting started

Learn how to use JSweet with Maven, install the Eclipse plugin and write your first JSweet programs. See how to use the Java language and all the associated tools to program WEB and Mobile HTML5 applications using existing JavaScript APIs and frameworks.

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Examples

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APIs [candies]

JSweet APIs and libraries [a.k.a. candies] are generated through the most up-to-date TypeScript well-typed APIs on the Web. JSweet relies on the Definitely Typed definition files to create Java APIs for most of the JavaScript frameworks out there!

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