Not quite sure what you mean. The recommended practice for "creating a JS class" is to write it in ActionScript and have it transpiled to JS. Then the AS is handled by code intelligence in most IDEs.
If you are only "representing a JS class", in other words, using a JS class that is loaded into the browser or JS runtime by some other means, then the recommended practice is to use typedefs/externs and build out a SWC from that, and I think those SWCs will show up in IDE code intelligence. You can see examples in the royale-typedefs repo and verify that those SWCs show up in code intelligence. HTH, -Alex On 5/31/19, 12:16 PM, "QA" <[email protected]> wrote: I remember reading about this a while ago but I've created a JS class and am including it a Royale project and a pure AS3 project. Is it possible to get code intelligence for it? Jude
