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Global variables and functions type definition.

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import type { App, DoubleUnderscore, Log, Resolve, XpRequire, } from '@enonic-types/core'; declare global { /** * The globally available app object holds information about the contextual application. * @example * var nameVersion = app.name + ' v' + app.version; * * @global * @namespace */ declare const app: App; /** * Logging functions. * * @example * // Log with simple message * log.debug('My log message'); * * @example * // Log with placeholders * log.info('My %s message with %s', 'log', 'placeholders'); * * @example * // Log a JSON object * log.warning('My JSON: %s', {a: 1}); * * @example * // Log JSON object using string * log.error('My JSON: %s', JSON.stringify({a: 1}, null, 2)); * * @global * @namespace */ declare const log: Log; /** * Javascript to Java bridge functions. * * @example * var bean = __.newBean('com.enonic.xp.MyJavaUtils'); * * @example * return __.toNativeObject(bean.findArray(arrayName)); * * @global * @namespace */ declare const __: DoubleUnderscore; /** * This globally available function will load a JavaScript file and return the exports as objects. * The function implements parts of the `CommonJS Modules Specification`. * * @example * // Require relative to this * var other = require('./other.js'); * * @example * // Require absolute * var other = require('/path/to/other.js'); * * @example * // Require without .js extension * var other = require('./other'); * * @param {string} path Path for javascript file (relative or absolute and .js ending is optional). * @returns {object} Exports from loaded javascript. * @global */ declare const require: XpRequire; /** * Resolves a path to another file. Can use relative or absolute path. * * @example * // Resolve relative to this * var path = resolve('./other.html'); * * @example * // Resolve absolute * var path = resolve('/path/to/other.html'); * * @param {string} path Path to resolve. * @returns {*} Reference to an object. * @global */ declare const resolve: Resolve; } // Making sure the file is a module export {};