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wechat-adapter

v0.2.0

Published

a year ago

A adapter for wechat mini game

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wechat-adapter

A WeChat Mini Game adapter that provides web-like APIs for the WeChat Mini Game environment. This adapter helps bridge the gap between web applications and WeChat Mini Games by implementing common web APIs.

Features

Web API compatibility layer for WeChat Mini Games
Implements common web interfaces:
- DOM Elements and Events
- XMLHttpRequest and Fetch API
- WebSocket support
- Canvas and multimedia (Audio/Video) support
- LocalStorage
- Performance API
- Navigator API
- Window and Document objects

Installation

npm install wechat-adapter

Usage

Import the adapter at the entry point of your WeChat Mini Game:

import 'wechat-adapter';

The adapter will automatically inject the necessary APIs into the global scope. It handles both the WeChat DevTools environment and the actual mobile runtime environment appropriately.

API Components

The adapter includes implementations for:

EventTarget - DOM event handling
TouchEvent - Touch interaction events
WebSocket - WebSocket client implementation
XMLHttpRequest - HTTP request API
fetch - Modern HTTP request API
localStorage - Data persistence
canvas - Canvas rendering context
audio/video - Multimedia support
window - Global window object with web-like APIs
document - Document object model
navigator - Browser-like navigator information
performance - Performance measurement APIs

Environment Detection

The adapter automatically detects whether it's running in the WeChat DevTools or on a mobile device and adjusts its behavior accordingly to provide the most appropriate implementation.

License