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react-window-opener

v0.0.7

Published

A small reactjs utility to make sure that window.open actually opens popup and cominecate with the parent window.opner

Downloads

3,044

Readme

react-window-opener

A small reactjs utility to make sure that window.open actually opens popup and cominecate with the parent window.opener

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Why I may use this

If you are using React and opening a window popup for any reason like Google authentication, for example, you will need to pass the data back to the parent page. but as you are using react you can't access the function in your page components via 'window.opener'،

Demo

https://ahakem.github.io/react-window.opener/#/

Install

npm install react-window-opener

or

yarn add react-window-opener

Usage for React App

Parent Page


import WindowOpener from 'react-window-opener'

export default function Example  {
    const childResponse = (err, res) => {
    if (err) {
      console.log(res, 'err')
    }
    console.log(res, 'res')
  }
    return (
      <WindowOpener url='/popUp-URL' bridge={childResponse}>
      )
}

Child Page (The PopUp)

just pass the needed data using window.opener.onSuccess(state)

export default function SmallWindow() {
  const [state, setstate] = useState('')
  const update = (evt) => {
    setstate(evt.target.value)
    window.opener.onSuccess(state)
  }
  return (
    <>
      <input value={state} onChange={update} />
      <button
        onClick={() => {
          window.close()
        }}
      >
        Close Me
      </button>
    </>
  )
}

How To use it in NextJs App

All you need to import it like that more info here

import dynamic from 'next/dynamic'
const WindowOpener = dynamic(() => import('react-window-opener'), { ssr: false })

Props

| Params | Value | Default Value | Description | |:------------:|:--------:|:----------------:|:----------------:| | url | string | REQUIRED | the url for the page which will open in the popup | | bridge | function| REQUIRED | Function to handel the result that you will pass from the child popup | | width | number | 300 | PopUp Width | | height | number | 400 | PopUp Height | | className | | Empty | |

License

MIT © ahakem

credits

The idea came from this repo with some enhancment EnetoJara/window-opener