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This is normally achieved by what we call super-sourcing, where you pass different versions of the source when building for different targets. You can look at the way j2cl provides different implementation of some of the JRE classes for wasm (search for super-wasm
).
In general, native types should only be present for web pathway.
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Maybe we could add a new annotation to signal that the method's implementation is meant for vanilla Java only, but not for JavaScript environments
There is GwtIncompatible
which is shortcut for super-sourcing to enable reuse but here it seems like you want the method to be available in all environments in someway (i.e. "native" in JavaScript and implemented behavior in Java for JVM).
For something like that, you can delegate the static method interface to a class (e.g. Platform.java) where you have different version for specific platforms like rluble described. Or you can put factory method to another class similar to Guava where you can have different implementation for the factory itself (Dictionaries.newDict
). These approaches make it clear to the user what is going on without adding another magical behavior hidden by annotations.
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The "super sourcing" approach is something that doesn't work well for libraries, because you would have to provide different dependencies for each of your environment targets, which is a big code smell, in my opinion.
See commit a5b37d6 for a fix in my fork.
However, I understand that this change may not be a focus for mainline j2cl, so I'm only adding this reference for posterity.
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