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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ This singleton only works in web exports since it allows us to connect the engin
- Pros: If you can do it in JS, you can almost certainly do it here - Pros: If you can do it in JS, you can almost certainly do it here
- Cons: Godots inbuilt editor has basically no support for it so you'll be editing JS code without any error checking/IntelliSense unless you make it in another IDE - Cons: Godots inbuilt editor has basically no support for it so you'll be editing JS code without any error checking/IntelliSense unless you make it in another IDE
![A text string containing JavaScript Code](public/img/blogImages/jsCodeInString.png) ![A text string containing JavaScript Code](https://github.com/Clevertop/vue-website/blob/master/public/img/blogImages/JsCodeInString.png?raw=true)
## Loading/Uploading Files ## Loading/Uploading Files
Uploading files is by far more complicated and while I'm sure you could implement it from scratch with the bridge I opted to use the [FileAccessWeb addon by scrawach](https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/2118) as it is exactly what I needed for my project Uploading files is by far more complicated and while I'm sure you could implement it from scratch with the bridge I opted to use the [FileAccessWeb addon by scrawach](https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/2118) as it is exactly what I needed for my project