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@allowmy/webpopup

v1.1.0

Published

Popup Web User Experience

Downloads

2

Readme

AllowMy Web Popup

Popup Web User Experience

Overview

This library provides a wrapper for an iFrame that executes code on a remote server (at hostUrl) It expects the embedded code to be downloadable from WIDGET_DOWNLOAD_PATH and implement the interface WebWidgetCore This code is expected to use the Zoid component.

Start a flow by triggering the user popup:

import { WebPopupInitializer } from "@allowmy/webpopup"

  // init the popup
  const options = {
    agentId: 'my-service-agent-id',
    hostUrl: 'https://myservice.com',
  }
  const popupInit = WebPopupInitializer()
  const webPopup = await popupInit.init(options)


  // trigger the popup to appear and run an action on host service
  webPopup.launch('myAction', {agentId: 123, actionParam1: '123'})
  .then((result) => {console.log('myAction result', result)})
  .catch((error) => {console.log('error', error)})

This will launch a pop-up. When the user finishes the flow, the onError or onSuccess callback will be called.

Important

  • This library must be used within browser or a web wrapper component that has a window object
  • The popup flow should be triggered by the user clicking a button, link, or some other item that causes an Event. This will help get around pop-up blockers

Installation

npm install @allowmy/webpopup