React Native Webview Scripts Manager

Inspiration from tampermonkey, but for React Native Webview. This library will help you manage injected scripts for your Webview component.

Contents

• Main Features
• Demo
• Installation
• Usage
  • Simple Usage
  • Props
  • Local Usage
  • Remote Usage
  • Remote Console

Main Features

• Easily manage multiple sites (locally and remotely)
• Remote debugging included (thanks to Console.re)
• jQuery injected by default

Demo

• take a look at example folder

Installation

npm install react-native-webview-scripts-manager --save

or

yarn add react-native-webview-scripts-manager

No linking required

Dependicies: react-native-webview (Linking required)

Usage

Simple Usage

  import Webview from 'react-native-webview-scripts-manager';

  <Webview
    source={{ uri: this.state.uri }}
    scriptOptions={{
      localScript: localScriptES,
      useLocal: true,
      remoteLogChannel: 'lequanghuylc_react-native-webview-scripts-manager',
    }}
    onRef={ref => this.webview = ref}
  />

Props

| Prop | Description | |---|---| |scriptOptions|Config the injected script manager| |onRef|Access the ref of raw react-native-webview component| |The rest of Props| React Native WebView Props|

Let's take a look at scriptOptions

| scriptOptions Property | Description | |---|---| |localScript|An Object contains injected scripts of multiple sites| |useLocal|Boolean value to tell if the webview should use local scripts instead of remote scripts| |remoteUrl|String Will call a GET request to receive remote scripts. The response must be { success: Boolean, data: Object similar to Localscript Object }| |remoteHeaders|Custom Header Object Use for authorization if needed|

The Scripts Object is quite simple. Each property must be the href of a website. The value will be its injected script.

  {

    "https://www.google.com/": "console.re.log(\"Hello world, I'm at google.com\");",

    "https://example.com/": "console.re.log(\"Hello world, I'm at example.com\");"

  }

We can also use * to handle dynamic url:

  {

    "https://example.com/abc/*/def/": "console.re.log(\"Hello world, I'm at a detail page\");"

  }

Note: For now character * wont represent / character. So /a/b/c/* wont match /a/b/c/d/f (it will match /a/b/c/d). Any Pull Request to make it smarter is welcomed.

Local Usage

• Split each script into one js file
• Combined it into one object
• Take a look at example folder

Remote Usage

• For now, this project will only support a GET request to receive remote data
• If you want to build an CMS or a nice UI for the ease of script CRUD, do it in your own way. Create an API in the end and pass remoteUrl and remoteHeaders to fetch the data
• You can use some free services to get it up and running quickly (such as github, myjson.com, jsonbin.io (private json supported))

Example

import Webview from 'react-native-webview-scripts-manager';

<Webview
  source={{ uri: this.state.uri }}
  scriptOptions={{
    useLocal: false,
    remoteUrl: `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lequanghuylc/react-native-webview-scripts-manager/master/example/localScripts.json`,
    remoteHeaders: {
      'Cache-Control': 'no-cache',
    },
    remoteLogChannel: 'lequanghuylc_react-native-webview-scripts-manager',
  }}
  onRef={ref => this.webview = ref}
/>

Remote Console

It will help debugging, because we usually can not see console.log when using injected script.

1. specify an unique channel name. put it in remoteLogChannel
2. go to https://console.re/your-given-channel

Note:

• Only works in development enviroment
• In order to see what it logged, you need to open the website https://console.re/your-given-channel first.