openflower-sdk

Usage

yarn:

yarn add openflower-sdk

npm:

npm install openflower-sdk

Integrate OpenFlower's app/module into existing app page

1. Publish your app/module in OpenFlower.
2. Set the app/module's access privilege as public.
3. Add code in your existing app as below.

Import style

import "openflower-sdk/dist/style.css";

For react app:

import { OpenFlowerAppView } from "openflower-sdk";

<OpenFlowerAppView appId="{YOUR_APPLICATION_ID}" />;

OpenFlowerViewProps

| Name | Type | Description | Default value | |------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------| | appId | string | The app's id in Lowcoder. Required! | -- | | baseUrl | string | Lowcoder's api base url | -- | | onModuleEventTriggered | (eventName: string) => void | Triggered when module's custom event is triggered. Works only when the app is a module. | -- | | onModuleOutputChange | (output: any) => void | Triggered when module's outputs change. Works only when the app is a module. | -- |

Invoke module methods

import { useRef } from "ref";
import { OpenFlowerAppView } from "openflower-sdk";

function MyExistingAppPage() {
  const appRef = useRef();
  return (
    <div>
      <OpenFlowerAppView appId={YOUR_APPLICATION_ID} ref={appRef} />;
      <button onClick={() => appRef.current?.invokeMethod("some-method-name")}>
        Invoke method
      </button>
    </div>
  );
}

For vanilla js:

import { bootstrapAppAt } from "openflower-sdk";

const node = document.querySelector("#my-app");

async function bootstrap() {
  const instance = await bootstrapAppAt(YOUR_APPLICATION_ID, node);

  // set module inputs
  instance.setModuleInputs({ input1: "xxx", input2: "xxx" });

  // invoke module methods
  instance.setModuleInputs({ input1: "xxx", input2: "xxx" });

  // listen module event trigger
  instance.on("moduleEventTriggered", (eventName) => {
    console.info("event triggered:", eventName);
  });

  // listen module output change
  instance.on("moduleOutputChange", (data) => {
    console.info("output data:", data);
  });
}