Gordon Williams 529fb0779e Bangle.js: setUI now has a 'redraw' argument to allow apps to provide a way to redraw themselves
Also fixes for scroller.isActive (and redraw checks) that break if there is a back icon
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Built-in JS modules

Simply stick the JS modules you want in this directory, then modify the boards/BOARDNAME.py file so it includes a line that sets JSMODULESOURCES:

info = {
 ....
 'build' : {
   ....
   'makefile' : [
     ....
     'JSMODULESOURCES+=libs/js/YOUR_MODULE.min.js',
   ]
 }
};

or add them as prefix to make

JSMODULESOURCES=libs/js/YOUR_MODULE.min.js make

Then when you rebuild, require("YOUR_MODULE") will magically pull in your module.

Notes

  • Until referenced, modules use NO RAM
  • Once referenced, the JS code in a module will be executed (from Flash).
  • Every function declared in the module's root scope will take up some RAM
  • However the code inside that function will be kept in Flash memory, so won't take up RAM.