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autumn-electron-ipc

v1.0.6

Published

looks like a remote object, works as async IPC calls

Downloads

1

Readme

Autumn Electron IPC

Since remote module is going to be deprated (see -> Deprecate the 'remote' module and move it to userland), we have to use IPC calls with anonymous arguments like ipcRenderer.invoke("main-window","set-width",960), where Typescript is not that helpful. This lib confirms the type consistency between callers and callees within a Typescript (aided) environment.

This lib use typescript interfaces to build IPC, so you can simply import pre-defined interfaces from other packages to work together.

Requirements

  • electron >= 7.0
  • typescript >= 3.7 (not specified as a peerdependency, but required to build with typescript or to get typing suggestions in a javascript project)

Install

npm

npm install autumn-electron-ipc

yarn

yarn add autumn-electron-ipc

Basic Use

define API in shared module:

import { createR2MApiTs } from 'autumn-electron-ipc';
import { BrowserWindow } from 'electron';

export const mainWindowApi = createR2MApiTs<BrowserWindow>("main-window")

connect to implemtation in main process

// import from shared module
import { mainWindowApi } from "../common"; 

//...
win = new BrowserWindow({...})
//...
mainWindowApi.plugInMain(win) // connect to impl
//...

invoke in preload script, or in renderer script if you enabled node integration

// import from shared module
import { mainWindowApi } from "../common"; 

function boostrap(){
    const mainWindow = mainWindowApi.getClient()
    setTimeout(async () => {
        // all tranformed to async call
        let maximized = await mainWindow.isMaximized() 
        if (maximized) mainWindow.restore()
        else mainWindow.maximize()
    }, 1000);
}

APIs

For use cases like

  • call from main process and reponse in renderer process
  • use this lib in javascript

See -> HomePage