#include "object_async/hello_async.hpp"

#include "object_sync/hello.hpp"

#include "standalone/hello.hpp"

#include "standalone_async/hello_async.hpp"

#include <nan.h>

// #include "your_code.hpp"

// "target" is a magic var that nodejs passes into a module's scope.

// When you write things to target, they become available to call from

// Javascript world.

static void init(v8::Local<v8::Object> target)

{

// expose hello method

Nan::SetMethod(target, "hello", standalone::hello);

// expose helloAsync method

Nan::SetMethod(target, "helloAsync", standalone_async::helloAsync);

// expose HelloObject class

object_sync::HelloObject::Init(target);

// expose HelloObjectAsync class

object_async::HelloObjectAsync::Init(target);

/**

* You may have noticed there are multiple "hello" functions as part of this

* module.

* They are exposed a bit differently.

* 1) standalone::hello // exposed above

* 2) HelloObject.hello // exposed in object_sync/hello.cpp as part of

* HelloObject

*/

// add more methods/classes below that youd like to use in Javascript world

// then create a directory in /src with a .cpp and a .hpp file.

// Include your .hpp file at the top of this file.

}

NODE_MODULE(module, init)