I'm using ExtJs 5 and SenchaCmd.
In a package, I defined several classes in several files like this:
// Bar1.js
Ext.define('Foo.Bar1', {
...
});
// Bar2.js
Ext.define('Foo.Bar2', {
...
});
Now I'd like to just "augment" the Foo namespace with some general tools like this :
Ext.ns('Foo');
Foo.tool1 = function() { ... }
Foo.tool2 = function() { .... }
Foo.generalProp1 = 42;
(...)
What would be the better place and practive to declare this so that the Sencha Compiler embeds this file too?
Is it possible to "require" (in a way) a namespace like we require a class?
You can use statics from new Ext:
Ext.define('Foo', {
// declare static members
statics: {
method: function(){ return "static method"; }
}
});
// Define class under Foo namespace
Ext.define('Foo.OtherClass', {
method: function(){ return "instance method"; }
});
// Create instance of Foo.OtherClass
var o = Ext.create('Foo.OtherClass');
// Use static member
console.log(Foo.method());
// Use instance member
console.log(o.method());
Then you can treat your Foo namespace like class, and place as any other class. Then obviously you can also require that namespace, because it is also class.
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