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~~Title: Javascript Tutorial~~
==== Javascript Tutorial [DRAFT]====
This Javascript tutorial describe the basics to compiles and run a Javascript example using Elementary in Node.Js
This Javascript tutorial describes the basics to compiles and runs a Javascript example using EFL with Node.Js
<note important>
The Javascript bindings are currently in BETA state.
</note>
=== Prerequisite ===
Before you start you will want about how compile a EFL library
Before you start you may want to read about how to compile an EFL library
* Installed from source: [[docs/efl/start|Get started with EFL]].
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=== Compilation ===
== Efl ==
To configure efl sources with bindings to use in nodejs add ''//––with-js=nodejs//'' in configure flags to generate node files
To configure efl sources with bindings to use in nodejs add ''//––with-js=nodejs//'' to the configure flags to enable nodejs support.
<code bash>
./configure --with-js=nodejs #in efl source path
</code>
and compile normally
After that, you can compile normally with
<code bash>
make
make install
</code>
== Elementary ==
In Elementary all you need is run ''./autotools'' and compile/install
<code bash>
./autotools #in elementary source path
make
make install
</code>
=== Node.Js ===
After everything is compiled and installed, it is time to use the modules in node.js.
The default node.js files installed by efl/elm stay in prefix /lib path (if you don't define a prefix path is ''/usr/local/lib'')
# FIXME
EFL installs its files by default in the <prefix>/lib path (if you don't define a prefix path is ''/usr/local/lib'')
Node.js needs to know where find efl/elm node modules, to that export NODE_PATH with the file path to modules.
Node.js needs to know where to find efl/elm node modules, to that export NODE_PATH with the file path to modules.
<code bash>
export NODE_PATH=/usr/local/lib #if necessary replace with your prefix path