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p2o-adapter

v1.0.0

Published

Peer to object adapter

Readme

p2o-adapter

Peers to object adapter make communication between your server and your client, between the main thread and the worker thread or even between the javascript code running in a webview (react-native-webview) and the native code of an android or ios application (with react-native) more fluid and understandable

install

$ npm install p2o-adapter

usage

  • ws
    • server side
      const { createServer } = require('http');
      const { WebSocketServer } = require('ws');
      const fs = require('fs');
      const {initialize} = require('p2o-adapter')
      
      const server = createServer();
      const wss = new WebSocketServer({ server });
      
      wss.on('connection', function connection(ws) {
          initialize(ws, "websocket", [{
              moduleId: "fs",
              module: fs
          }])
      });
      
      server.listen(8080);
    • browser side
      import {initializeWeb} from "p2o-adapter"
      
      let ws = new WebSocket("ws:localhost:8080");
      
      (async _=>{
          let proxy = await initializeWeb(ws, "websocket")
      
          console.log(proxy.fs.readdirSync("/"))
      })()
  • react-native-webview
    • react-native-app side
      import React,{memo, useCallback, useEffect, useRef} from "react"
      import {WebView} from "react-native-webview"
      import { initialize } from "p2o-adapter"
            
      function fact(n){
          return n<=1? 1: fact(n-1)*n
      }
      
      export default memo(function CustomWebview(props){
          let script = `
          window.isNative = true
          true;
          `    
          let wref = useRef(null)
          let webview
          useEffect(_=>{
              webview = wref.current
              initialize(webview, "react-native",[{
                  moduleId: "app",
                  module: {...globalThis, fact},
                  methods: ["alert","fact"] // specify the methods to be shared
              }])
          },[])
      
          return <WebView
              ref={wref}
              source= ""
              injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoaded = {script}
              onMessage={_=>{}}
          />
      })
    • webview side
      import { initializeWeb } from "p2o-adapter";
      
      (async() => {
      
          let proxy = await initializeWeb(ReactNativeWebView, "react-native")
      
          proxy.app.alert('ok! ')
      
          alert(console.app.fact(5))
      })()

more examples can be found in examples folder

caution

giving access to certain native features in any way can be very dangerous for your server so know how to use it. Initially, this module was created to give access to some react-native functions to the web page loaded in an instance of react-native-webview then it turned out to be of interest to extend it to webworkers and websocket