Exposes the console API to Kotlin.

interface Console

Exposes the Date API to Kotlin.

class Date

Represents the constructor of a class. Instances of JsClass can be passed to JavaScript APIs that expect a constructor reference.

interface JsClass<T : Any>

An interface for indexing access to a collection of key-value pairs, where type of key is String and type of value is Any?.

interface Json

Exposes the JavaScript JSON object to Kotlin.

object JSON

Exposes the JavaScript Math object to Kotlin.

object Math

Exposes the JavaScript Promise object to Kotlin.

open class Promise<out T>

Exposes the JavaScript RegExp object to Kotlin.

class RegExp

Represents the return value of RegExp.exec.

interface RegExpMatch

Marks experimental JS export annotations.

annotation class ExperimentalJsExport

Exports top-level declaration on JS platform.

annotation class JsExport

Denotes an external declaration that must be imported from native JavaScript library.

annotation class JsModule

Gives a declaration (a function, a property or a class) specific name in JavaScript.

annotation class JsName

Denotes an external declaration that can be used without module system.

annotation class JsNonModule

Adds prefix to external declarations in a source file.

annotation class JsQualifier

Exposes the console API to Kotlin.

val console: Console

The property that can be used as a placeholder for statements and values that are defined in JavaScript.

val definedExternally: Nothing

Obtains a constructor reference for the given KClass.

val <T : Any> KClass<T>.js: JsClass<T>

Obtains a KClass instance for the given constructor reference.

val <T : Any> JsClass<T>.kotlin: KClass<T>

Exposes the JavaScript undefined property to Kotlin.

val undefined: Nothing?

Adds key-value pairs from other to this. Returns the original receiver.

fun Json.add(other: Json): Json

Converts the result of RegExp.exec to an array where the first element contains the entire matched text and each subsequent element is the text matched by each capturing parenthesis.

fun RegExpMatch.asArray(): Array<out String?>

Reinterprets this value as a value of the dynamic type.

fun Any?.asDynamic(): dynamic

Exposes the JavaScript eval function to Kotlin.

fun eval(expr: String): dynamic

Returns the entire text matched by RegExp.exec if the index parameter is 0, or the text matched by the capturing parenthesis at the given index.

operator fun RegExpMatch.get(index: Int): String?

Allows to iterate this dynamic object in the following cases:

operator fun dynamic.iterator(): Iterator<dynamic>

Returns a simple JavaScript object (as Json) using provided key-value pairs as names and values of its properties.

fun json(vararg pairs: Pair<String, Any?>): Json

Function corresponding to JavaScript's typeof operator

fun jsTypeOf(a: Any?): String

Returns the greater of two values.

fun Math.max(a: Long, b: Long): Long

Returns the smaller of two values.

fun Math.min(a: Long, b: Long): Long

Resets the regular expression so that subsequent RegExp.test and RegExp.exec calls will match starting with the beginning of the input string.

fun RegExp.reset()

Reinterprets this value as a value of the specified type T without any actual type checking.

fun <T> Any?.unsafeCast(): T

Reinterprets this dynamic value as a value of the specified type T without any actual type checking.

fun <T> dynamic.unsafeCast(): T