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dsbridge-web

v1.0.9

Published

DSBridge for Web

Downloads

5

Readme

dsbridge-web

DSBridge (https://www.npmjs.com/package/dsbridge) is an awesome library for communication between Native (iOS and Android) and WebView.

If you have a library using DSBridge and would like to reuse it in Browser without additional build process, this package will serve that purpose.

APIs

Mostly based on DSBridge-Android API: https://github.com/wendux/DSBridge-Android

Implemented

  • callHandler<T = any>(method: string, args?: any) => Promise<T>: Call the javascript API. If a handler is given, the javascript handler can respond. the handlerName can contain the namespace. As browser is single thread and dsbridge itself is async, there is no difference between sync and async call from native, and you should always use await to get return value, namely it will always return a Promise.

  • hasJavascriptMethod(method: string) => boolean: Test whether the handler exist in javascript.

  • addNativeSyncMethod(method: string, func: (argsJson: string) => string | void, allowOverwriteBuiltin: boolean = false): renamed from addJavascriptObject, register one native sync method under the given name. If the same name is used for multiple methods, the later will overwrite the previous. Try not set allowOverwriteBuiltin as true unless you really want to change a particular builtin behavior.

  • addNativeAsyncMethod(method: string, func: (argsJson: string) => Promise<string | void>, allowOverwriteBuiltin: boolean = false): renamed from addJavascriptObject, register one native async method under the given name. If the same name is used for multiple methods, the later will overwrite the previous. Try not set allowOverwriteBuiltin as true unless you really want to change a particular builtin behavior.

  • removeNativeMethod(method: string): renamed from removeJavascriptObject, remove one native method by given name. (See example below)

Not Implemented

Functions below I think is not applicable in Browser. If you have any use case, please create an issue for that.

  • disableJavascriptDialogBlock

  • setJavascriptCloseWindowListener

  • setWebContentsDebuggingEnabled

Demo

https://github.com/87Hz/dsbridge-web-demo