Hi,

I have a very specific use case, I want to return an object with a specific type only known on the runtime, and I don't want the javascript caller need to specify it.

I have currently the 2 methods:

[ScriptUsage]
public T GetDeviceByCode2<T>(string code) where T : class
{
    return this.GetDeviceByCode(code) as T;
}

[ScriptUsage]
public object GetDeviceByCode3(string code)
{ 
    return this.GetDeviceByCode(code) as ITelegramBot; //ITelegramBot is here hardcoded, but in real world, the type is not always the same and depends of the parameter value.
}

The first method works well, but I need to specify the type (T) in the javascript:

var bot = house.getDeviceByCode2(ITelegramBot, "MyBot");

Only the methods defined on the ITelegramBot interface can be invoked from the javascript. It is the expected behavior.

With the second method, I don't need to specify the type in the javascript:

var bot = house.getDeviceByCode3("MyBot");

But here all the methods of the runtime object are visible and can be called. And I would like to limit the methods callable.

How can I have receive the same object returned by the method the method getDeviceByCode2 in the method getDeviceByCode3 ?

To complexify, the type ITelegramBot provides from a plugin, and I don't want the plugin have a reference on ClearScript, so I can't use the ScriptAccess attributes.

Thanks for your help.