I have a firefox addon-sdk. I created a test add-on similar to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/Tutorials/Getting_started
Now in my main.js I do something like this
const { XMLHttpRequest } = require('sdk/net/xhr');
var fooLibrary = require("foo");
Where foo
is a module that provides some functionality using XMLHttpRequest
The problem is now when I try to run some function inside fooLibrary
I get an error that says
"XMLHttpRequest is not defined"
I have learnt that when I load a module inside my add-on using the "require"
API it gets loaded in a sandbox that is created for my module.
My question is how can I set the XMLHttpRequest
API in a global scope so that my foo library can simply call
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest() ?
Any help on this subject would be extremely helpful.
Thank you!
There is no global scope. You need to require
XMLHttpRequest
in foo.js
.