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thunder-webview-blazor

v1.9.6

Published

A basic JS wrapper around various webview messaging systems, allowing for an easy interface to interact with.

Downloads

4

Readme

This is a small library to integrate the thunder-webview library with Microsoft's Blazor Js Interop.

This extends the messenger in the thunder-webview library to automatically send the response to the interop system when the callback is triggered.

This project is part of the Thunder.WebView project which is C# library for writing a multi-platform webview in a more native manner without requiring node (aka Electron).

To use, in a hosted webview, you can either add the browser script manually:

//include script
<scripts src="/dist/thunder.webview.browser.js" />
<scripts src="/dist/thunder.webview.blazor.browser.js" />

//create request object
var request = {
    RequestId: "requestId",
    Message: {} // object to be parsed as the message handler args
};

//using callbacks
_webviewInterop.sendRequest(request);

//or using async/await
await _webviewInterop.sendRequestAsync(request)

If you don't want the global scope _webview (e.g. want to reference the module), you can reference the BlazorInteropWebViewMessenger directly instead.

//import 
import {BlazorInteropWebViewMessenger} from "thunder-webview/lib/BlazorInteropWebViewMessenger"

var messenger = new BlazorInteropWebViewMessenger();

//using callbacks
messenger.sendRequest(request);

//or using async/await
await messenger.sendRequestAsync(request)

Note that JS Interop needs a global/static reference to call, so it's suggested that your messenger is saved somewhere in the global scope.