To call a Dart async function from JavaScript, you can use the dart_invokeAsync function provided by the dart_js_facade library. Here's an example:
- First, add the dart_js_facade package to your dependencies in your pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies:
dart_js_facade: ^3.0.0
- Import the dart_js_facade package in your Dart file:
import 'package:dart_js_facade/js_facade.dart';
- Define your async function in Dart:
Future<String> getData() async {
// your async code here
return "some string";
}
- In your JavaScript code, you can call this function using the dart_invokeAsync function:
const { dart_library, dart_invokeAsync } = require('dart_sdk');
// Replace "yourDartLibraryName" with the name of your Dart library
const yourDartLibrary = dart_library('yourDartLibraryName');
// Call your async function and await the result
const result = await dart_invokeAsync(yourDartLibrary, 'getData', []);
// The result should be a string
console.log(result);
In the above example, dart_library is used to import the Dart library containing the getData function. Then, dart_invokeAsync is called with the library object, the function name, and an empty array for the arguments. Finally, the result is logged to the console.
Note that dart_invokeAsync returns a promise, so you need to use await or .then() to handle the result.
I hope this helps!