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How can I ensure smooth interop between plain JavaScript code and a function exposed by my front-end framework?

Asked on Oct 30, 2025

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To ensure smooth interoperability between plain JavaScript code and a function exposed by your front-end framework, you can use a global function or object to bridge them. This allows you to call the framework function from plain JavaScript seamlessly.

<!-- BEGIN COPY / PASTE -->
        // Assuming your framework exposes a function called `frameworkFunction`
        window.callFrameworkFunction = function(arg) {
            // Call the framework function with the argument
            frameworkFunction(arg);
        };

        // Example usage in plain JavaScript
        document.getElementById('myButton').addEventListener('click', function() {
            window.callFrameworkFunction('Hello from plain JS');
        });
        <!-- END COPY / PASTE -->

Additional Comment:

This example demonstrates how to create a global function "callFrameworkFunction" that wraps the framework's function.
The global function is accessible from anywhere in your plain JavaScript code.
You can attach event listeners or other JavaScript logic to call this global function.
Ensure that the framework is fully loaded before calling its functions to avoid errors.

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