How can I use Google Chrome's V8 JavaScript interpreter from Delphi?

Question

I\'d like to embed the V8 JavaScript interpreter that ships with Google Chrome within my Delphi application. I\'m aware of the chromium embedded open-source project from Goo

Answer 1

Start from Jun 1, 2016, we have v8delphiwrapper, kudos to the developer @zolagiggszhou. And I'd like to show you some code example:

Run js code and return result as string:

Memo2.Text := FEngine.eval(Memo1.Text);

Accessing Delphi object from js:

1 - Assuming you have a Delphi class like this:

  TJsAccessableClass = class
  public
    function add(a,b: Double): Double;
    function httpEncode(const s: string): string;
  end;

2 - You register it with the v8 js engine:

  FObjectTemplate2 := FEngine.RegisterRttiClass(TJsAccessableClass);
  FJsAccessableObject := FObjectTemplate2.CreateInstance(TJsAccessableClass.Create);
  Fv8GlobalObject.SetObject('delphiObj', FJsAccessableObject);

3 - Now you can call your Delphi method from js:

var s = delphiObj.httpEncode('/~!f234');

Very cool! More example please check v8delphiwrapper sample project