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@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk

v2.1.1

Published

Jarvis Catalyst Custom App SDK

Readme

Jarvis Catalyst Custom App SDK

Table of Contents

  1. Install
  2. Quick Start
  3. API Reference
  4. Examples
  5. Development

1. Install

npm install @jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk

2. Quick Start

import { permissions, utils, channel, DEV } from '@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk'

// check a “read” scope on “tenant”
const allowed = permissions.utils.hasPermissionAndHasSomeScopes(
	userPermissions, // from your Redux store
	'tenant', // scope
	'assets.mgmt', // permission key
	['read'], // required scopes
)

// resolve base URL for apis
const apiBase = utils.getBaseUrl(process.env)

// dispatch an application context change
dispatch(channel.store.actions.setApplicationContextAction({ localeChange: { locale: 'en' } }))

// detect dev mode
if (process.env.NODE_ENV === DEV) {
	/* … */
}

3. API Reference

Constants

  • DEV: the string 'dev' for environment checks.

Utilities

import { utils } from '@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk'
  • utils.getBaseUrl(env: any): string
    Build your app’s base URL from environment.

  • utils.getEnv(): string
    Read the current runtime environment.

Permissions

import { permissions } from '@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk'
  • permissions.utils.hasPermission(userPermissions, scope, permission): boolean
  • permissions.utils.hasPermissionAndHasScopes(userPermissions, scope, permission, values[]): boolean
  • permissions.utils.hasPermissionAndHasSomeScopes(userPermissions, scope, permission, values[]): boolean

Channel

import { channel, eventTypes, commandTypes } from '@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk'
  • channel.Channel — the main communication class.
  • eventTypes{ APPLICATION_LOADED, TENANT_CHANGE, … }
  • commandTypes{ PUSH_NAVIGATION_HISTORY, DISPLAY_NOTIFICATION, … }
  • channel.store.reducer — your app’s context reducer.
  • channel.store.actions.setApplicationContextAction(payload) — dispatch context updates.
  • channel.ui.sendNotification({...}) — trigger in-app banners.
  • channel.ui.setSidebar(…), channel.ui.setModalOverlay(…) — open UI overlays.

Types

import type { ContextApplication, SendNotification, UserPermissionsChanged } from '@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk'
  • ContextApplication — full shape of your Redux context.
  • SendNotification — payload for notifications.
  • UserPermissionsChanged — structure of permission payloads.

4. Examples

Simple Permission Check

import { permissions } from '@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk'

if (
	permissions.utils.hasPermissionAndHasScopes(userPermissions, 'tenant', 'up.test.permission', ['cat2020', 'cat2021'])
) {
	console.log('user may proceed')
}

Sending a Notification

import { channel } from '@jarvis-catalyst/custom-app-sdk'

channel.ui.sendNotification({
	level: 'success',
	timeout: 5000,
	message: { title: 'Saved!', text: 'Your changes were stored.' },
})

5. Development

git clone [email protected]:catalyst/core/pat/development/jarvis-catalyst-custom-app-sdk.git
cd custom-app-sdk
npm ci
npm run lint
npm run test
npm run build
  • npm run lint — ESLint
  • npm run test — Vitest
  • npm run build — tsup → dist/