<dreinull75>
hi, opal sounds interesting to me. How would I use opal in place of javascript when I deal with libs? In my case I want to tinker with Twitter's typeahead library. I'm not very proficient with JS so I think using Opal might help.
<dreinull75>
Unless that's a silly idea.
<professor_soap>
dreinull75: you just require the libs and then you can use them as usual
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<dreinull75>
so the JS classes are bridged to Ruby classes? How do I include them? Via require and include?
<GitHub186>
opal/master dd24ee9 Brady Wied: Ruby specs were available for https://github.com/opal/opal/pull/1078 (commit 35b2a095dd6def54078f1ff57a141470ab62d566), so removing the custom specs that were added and using those
<GitHub186>
opal/master 93f2551 meh.: Merge pull request #1081 from wied03/master...
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opal/opal#3037 (master - 93f2551 : meh.): The build passed.