NodObjC
The NodeJS ⇆ Objective-C Bridge
Global
NodObjC actually has 2 "modes" of operation:
"module-mode"
"module-mode" is the default mode that happens by simply requiring the
NodObjC module and working with the returned exports. The name of the
variable throughout the examples is $.
var $ = require('NodObjC');
$.import('Foundation');
var obj = $.NSObject('alloc')('init');
…"global-mode"
"global-mode" is where the Objective-C symbols also get added to the global
scope of the current program, so that the $ all the time is not
necessary. Global mode is usually a more pleasant environment to work in,
but it should only be used by end programs, and not by modules that depend
on NodObjC. To enable global mode you simply require NodObjC/global, and
after that all NodObjC symbols will be available globally
require('NodObjC/global');
importFramework('Foundation');
var obj = NSObject('alloc')('init');
…exports = module.exports = {}