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@lockally/ui-core

v0.1.2

Published

Framework-agnostic browser client powering the Lockally UI component libraries (@lockally/react, /vue, /svelte, /angular).

Downloads

480

Readme

@lockally/ui-core

Framework-agnostic browser client that powers the Lockally UI component libraries (@lockally/react, @lockally/vue, @lockally/svelte, @lockally/angular). You usually don't install this directly — install the package for your framework.

Browser-safe auth

A secret lk_live_ / lk_test_ key must never ship in browser code. Give the client a getToken() callback that returns a short-lived bearer minted by your backend (which holds the secret key):

import { LockallyClient } from '@lockally/ui-core';

const client = new LockallyClient({
  getToken: async () => {
    const res = await fetch('/api/lockally-token'); // your backend
    const { token } = await res.json();
    return token; // e.g. a scoped, short-lived bearer
  },
});

Or point baseUrl at your own proxy that adds credentials server-side and pass no token:

const client = new LockallyClient({ baseUrl: '/api/lockally' });

A secret key returned to the browser is refused with a console error — return a short-lived token instead.

API

  • client.send(message)POST /v1/send (adds an Idempotency-Key).
  • client.listContacts(q?)GET /v1/contacts (search by name/email/company).
  • client.listTemplates()GET /v1/templates.
  • fileToAttachment(file){ filename, content_type, content_base64 } for a browser File.

License

MIT © Lockally