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flux-proxy

v0.2.0

Published

A proxy bridge for cross-context communication

Readme

Flux-Proxy

A library to facilitate communication between contexts (iframes, webview, workers, processes) using a proxy pattern.

Installation

npm install flux-proxy

How It Works

The following diagram illustrates the communication flow between parent and child contexts using Flux-Proxy:

sequenceDiagram
    participant Child as Child Context (iframe/webview/worker)
    participant FluxChild as FluxProxy.childClient
    participant FluxParent as FluxProxy.parentClient
    participant Parent as Parent Context
    participant DataSource as Data Handler
    
    Child->>FluxChild: getData('collection', query)
    FluxChild->>Parent: postMessage(action, payload)
    Parent->>FluxParent: onMessage(event.data)
    FluxParent->>DataSource: dataSource(message)
    DataSource-->>FluxParent: return data
    FluxParent-->>Parent: postMessage(response)
    Parent-->>FluxChild: message event
    FluxChild-->>Child: return [data, error]

Basic Usage

import { FluxProxy } from 'flux-proxy';

// Usage in parent context
const handleData = async (message) => {
  // Process the request and return data
  return { result: 'processed data' };
};

// Listen for messages from child
window.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
  FluxProxy.parentClient.onMessage(
    event.data,
    window,
    handleData
  );
});

// Usage in child context (iframe)
async function fetchData() {
  const [data, error] = await FluxProxy.childClient.getData('myCollection', { filter: 'value' });
  
  if (error) {
    console.error('Error:', error);
    return;
  }
  
  console.log('Data received:', data);
}

Examples

The repository includes implementation examples for different platforms:

HTML

Basic example of communication between a parent page and an iframe:

  • examples/html/parent.html - Parent page that loads an iframe
  • examples/html/child.html - Child page loaded in the iframe

React

Example using React components:

  • examples/react/ParentComponent.jsx - Parent component
  • examples/react/ChildComponent.jsx - Child component

Angular

Example using Angular components:

  • examples/angular/parent.component.ts - Parent component
  • examples/angular/child.component.ts - Child component

Node.js

Example of communication between processes in Node.js:

  • examples/node/parent-process.js - Parent process
  • examples/node/child-process.js - Child process

Testing

The project includes unit tests. To run the tests:

npm test

To see the coverage report:

npm run test:coverage

To run tests in watch mode during development:

npm run test:watch

License

MIT