The ChemDoodle Web Components is not anycodings_office-js distributed as a React module, but you anycodings_office-js can create one from the source provided. So my question might anycodings_office-addins be utterly stupid: But is there any chance i anycodings_office-addins can use this libary in my react-office anycodings_office-addins addin? I tried just importing it, and of anycodings_office-addins course it is not a module.Ĭan anyone that has more clue, have a brief anycodings_office-addins look on the API and tell me, if there is a anycodings_office-addins way? I am very new to React, OfficeAddIn or anycodings_office-addins JavaScript in general.
The "ChemDoodleWeb.js" File presets one anycodings_office-addins variable called "ChemDoodle" to the outside, anycodings_office-addins which is used everywhere do control a anycodings_office-addins canvas. If you anycodings_office-addins want to use them in plain HTML Websites one anycodings_office-addins would first add two references to the header anycodings_office-addins section of the HTML file: Īnd then the libary can be accessed in the anycodings_office-addins body section of the same file simply by //Do something ChemDoodle related
#Chemdoodle web api software
The anycodings_office-addins software we use to draw molecules at anycodings_office-addins university is called "ChemDoodle", and it anycodings_office-addins comes with a free WebAPI based on HTML5 and anycodings_office-addins JavaScript: ChemDoodleWeb-Components. I want to write an Office-AddIn (React App) anycodings_office-addins for my research group, that keeps track of anycodings_office-addins chemical compounds in a word document.
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