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@everrelay/plugin-sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Vanilla JS / TypeScript helpers for EverRelay third-party iframe apps (postMessage RPC).

Readme

EverRelay Plugin SDK

TypeScript SDK for EverRelay iframe plugins.

EverRelay opens your plugin inside an iframe and appends everrelayWindowId to the plugin URL. Your plugin uses this SDK to:

  • register tools with the EverRelay host
  • receive tool calls over postMessage
  • return tool results
  • emit readiness and custom events

Install

pnpm add @everrelay/plugin-sdk

Runtime contract

  • Query param injected by host: everrelayWindowId
  • RPC channel: everrelay:plugin:rpc
  • Envelope shape: { channel, v: 1, type, appInstanceId, payload }
  • Host to iframe: call
  • Iframe to host: register, result, ready, event

Tool names exposed to the host are typically namespaced as tp_<slug>__<toolName>.

Quick start

import { HostBridge } from "@everrelay/plugin-sdk"

const appInstanceId = HostBridge.resolveAppInstanceIdFromLocation()

if (!appInstanceId) {
  throw new Error("Missing everrelayWindowId in the iframe URL")
}

const bridge = new HostBridge({ appInstanceId })

bridge.registerTool({
  id: "hello",
  name: "hello",
  description: "Say hello to the active user",
  parameters: {
    type: "object",
    properties: {
      name: { type: "string", description: "Optional user name" },
    },
  },
  handler: async (args) => {
    const name = typeof args.name === "string" ? args.name : "there"
    return { message: `Hi ${name}` }
  },
})

bridge.registerTools()
bridge.signalReady({ version: "1.0.0" })

API

HostBridge.resolveAppInstanceIdFromLocation()

Reads everrelayWindowId from window.location.search.

new HostBridge({ appInstanceId, targetOrigin? })

Creates the iframe-side RPC bridge.

  • appInstanceId: required iframe instance id from EverRelay
  • targetOrigin: optional host origin for postMessage

If targetOrigin is omitted, the SDK tries to infer it from document.referrer.

bridge.onTool(name, handler)

Registers a handler for a tool call.

bridge.registerTool(tool)

Registers both the tool metadata and the tool handler in one call.

bridge.registerTools()

Sends all registered tool descriptors to the host.

bridge.signalReady(payload?)

Notifies the host that the plugin is ready.

bridge.emitEvent(name, data?)

Emits a custom event to the host.

bridge.destroy()

Removes the message listener and clears registered handlers.

Local development

Build the SDK:

pnpm run third-party-sdk:build

Create a publishable tarball:

pnpm run third-party-sdk:pack

The tarball is written into third-party-app-sdk.

Demo