Calling Javascript from Scala.js

I am using Page.scala

Scala.js to run the client side of my application. Thus, it Page.scala

replaces index.html. The Scalatags feature raw

allows you to enable actual JavaScript. In the Scalatags documentation, the example is a warning ("Hello!"). I actually have a bit of JavaScript that defines what the browser is, but says "Hello!" good for a start. JavaScript itself is a get_browser_info()

function here .

So my question is, can I call this little JavaScript from Scala code? And is that a sane way to find the browser that the user is using? I want to send this information to the Server.

Of course, I could translate the function into Scala, but the JavaScript that the browser checks is not so easy for me to read - I've never been a JavaScript programmer.

The translation would be great even if it almost answered the main question.

EDIT @sjrd gave the answer from the Scala startup code. To give a complete picture, it looks like this: Page_scala:

object Page{
  val boot =
    "simple.MyScalaClient().main(document.getElementById('contents'))"
  val browserVersionFn = "<script>function get_browser_info(){var ua=navigator.userAgent ... version: M[1]};}</script>"
  val skeleton =
    html(
      head(
        meta(charset:="utf-8"),
        script(src:= "/myappname/myappname-fastopt.js"),
        link(
          rel:="stylesheet",
          href:="http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.5.0/pure-min.css"
        )
      ),
      body(
        style := "margin:30",
        onload := boot,
        div(id:="contents"),
        raw(browserVersionFn)
      )
    )
}