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proxytown

v0.0.5

Published

Alternate Implementation of Partytown Library with cross thread global support

Downloads

59

Readme

proxytown 🎉

Alternate Implementation of partytown library with automatic cross-thread global variables support.

Features

  • Run third party scripts in worker thread
    • Scripts can use DOM API
    • Scripts can use global variables defined in main thread
    • Any globals created in worker thread also usable in main thread without any config
    • Scripts created and inserted by third party scripts also gets executed in worker thread

Setup

Execute below command where you want to copy the proxytown folder.

npx proxytown

Add the proxytown iframe in the html document

<iframe hidden src="path/to/proxytown/proxytown.html"> </iframe>

add type="text/proxytown" on third party scripts that you wish to run in worker thread

<script type="text/proxytown" src="path/to/third-party-script"></script>

Example: