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react-3pp-bridge

v0.0.3

Published

A React hook that aims to make event driven communication between React and Third Party Platform (3pp) DOM scripts more straight forward.

Downloads

7

Readme

react-3pp-bridge

A React hook that aims to make communication between React and Third Party scripts more straight forward.

When to use

Implementing or hooking into third party platforms js can sometimes prove difficult to sync component state to events in the third party embedded code lifecycle. Often supplied code is legacy and offers few APIs to interface confidently.

useThirdPartyBridge(eventKey) hook aims to simplify this scenario with a fire-once approach to event based communcation, using Mitt.

https://github.com/chriseagle/react-3pp-bridge

Usage

Installation

npm install react-3pp-bridge

Implementation

"use client";

import { useEffect, useRef, useState } from "react";
import { useThirdPartyBridge } from "react-3pp-bridge";

declare global {
  interface Window {
    FauxThirdPartyScriptCb: any;
  }
}

const NAMESPACE = "FauxThirdPartyScriptCb";

const PubSubComponent = () => {
  const { pub, sub } = useThirdPartyBridge("init");
  const subscribed = useRef(false);

  useEffect(() => {
    if (!subscribed.current) {
      window[NAMESPACE] = window[NAMESPACE] || [];
      window[NAMESPACE].push((dataFromThirdPartyEvent: any) => {
        console.log("PubSubComponent pub callback", dataFromThirdPartyEvent);
        pub();
      });
      subscribed.current = true;
    }

    const unsub = sub(() => {
      console.log("PubSubComponent sub callback");
    });

    return unsub;
  }, [pub, sub]);

  return <div>PubSubComponent</div>;
};

export { PubSubComponent };

License

MIT License © Christopher Eagle