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Easy enough: if this code is only ever going to be used in a browser, just add it to the Window object: export default class AutoComplete { // ... }; window.AutoComplete = AutoComplete; You c...
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#1: Initial revision
by
ArtOfCode
·
2020-08-29T21:53:24Z (about 4 years ago)
Easy enough: if this code is only ever going to be used in a browser, just add it to the Window object:
```typescript
export default class AutoComplete {
// ...
};
window.AutoComplete = AutoComplete;
```
You can also do this from a general/index file by just importing `AutoComplete` and then adding it to `window`.