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@simplemented/tabs-intercom

v0.1.1

Published

Call a function with params across multiple browser tabs

Downloads

3

Readme

Tabs Intercom

Call a function with params across multiple browser tabs. Forget about emitting and listening to events — just register a function and call as usual function!

tabs-intercom-example

Demo

Installation

# npm
npm install @simplemented/tabs-intercom

# yarn
yarn add @simplemented/tabs-intercom

# pnpm
pnpm add @simplemented/tabs-intercom

Usage

Before using, please read the docs carefully, especially Caveats section.

// 0. Import `TabsIntercom`
import TabsIntercom from '@simplemented/tabs-intercom'

// 1. Define a function
function greet(name: string) {
  alert(`Hello, ${name}!`)
}

// 2. Create an instance of `TabsIntercom`
const tabsIntercom = new TabsIntercom()

// 3. Register function
const greetEverywhere = tabsIntercom.register(greet)

// 4. Call returned function wherever you want
greetEverywhere(prompt())
greetButton.addEventListener('click', () => greetEverywhere(nameInput.value))

// 🎉 Voila! The function is called in all tabs 🎉

// (Optionally) 5. Unregister function if no longer needed
tabsIntercom.unregister('greet')

Caveats

  1. Registered function name must be unique

    function greet() { /* … */ }
    tabsIntercom.register(greet)
    
    // ❌ wrong
    tabsIntercom.register(greet)
    // ✅ correct
    tabsIntercom.register(greet, 'greetings')
  2. Registered function name must be present

    const smile = () => ':-)'
    
    // ❌ wrong
    tabsIntercom.register(smile)
    // ✅ correct
    tabsIntercom.register(smile, 'smile')
    tabsIntercom.register(smile, 'any name, actually')
    
    // ❌ wrong
    tabsIntercom.register(function() { /* … */ })
    // ✅ correct
    tabsIntercom.register(
      function() { /* … */ },
      'same as in case of arrow function ☝️'
    )

    Please notice that functions defined with function keyword have defined name property by default.

    const smile = () => ':-)'
    smile.name = 'smiley'
    // ✅ correct
    tabsIntercom.register(smile)
  3. Registered function can only take serializable parameters

    function doMagic(
      callback: () => void,
      // any other non-fully-serialiable object
    ) { /* … */ }
    const doMagicEverywhere = tabsIntercom.register(doMagic)
    // ❌ wrong
    doMagicEverywhere(() => alert('🪄'))
       
    function doStuff(
      b: boolean,
      n: number,
      s: string,
      o: object,
      // any other serializable object
    ) { /* … */ }
    
    const doStuffEverywhere = tabsIntercom.register(doStuff)
    // ✅ correct
    doStuffEverywhere(true, 42, 'hi', { name: 'John' })

Development

pnpm start # or yarn start

This builds to /dist and runs the project in watch mode so any edits you save inside src causes a rebuild to /dist.

To do a one-off build, use pnpm build or yarn build.

To run tests, use pnpm test or yarn test.

License

MIT License

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