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Depending on the code of the external library, it might or might not run. So far, we have successfully used many third-party libraries and components, including popular frameworks like jQuery or D3 for data visualization. | Depending on the code of the external library, it might or might not run. So far, we have successfully used many third-party libraries and components, including popular frameworks like jQuery or D3 for data visualization. | ||
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* JSBridge.js is not written as an ES module. As such, it cannot be imported or required by third-party libraries. If you include it as an HTML script, the global variable <code>MobileCRM</code> should be available. | |||
* This may cause problems with linter or similar tools; for example, the one within the create-react-app tool. The solution is to explain the linter or (or compiler if using typescript) that the global variable <code>MobileCRM</code> exists. | |||
* For example: <code>const MobileCRM = window.MobileCRM;</code> | |||
== Asynchronous approach == | == Asynchronous approach == | ||