@passerelle/enclosure-vue v0.1.0

@passerelle/enclosure-vue

@passerelle/enclosure-vue is a Vue.js plugin that simplifies the integration of the passerelle library with Vue.js applications. This plugin wraps the core passerelle enclosure concept and provides an easy-to-use interface for Vue and Nuxt applications.

Passerelle Enclosure

The Enclosure is a fundamental concept in the passerelle library. It serves as the parent-side component responsible for encapsulating iframes and managing communication with child components, known as Insiders. The Enclosure ensures accurate transmission of SPA transition information, parent window size, iframe position, and other essential details between parent and child components.

Support

• Vue.js 2.7+ or 3.0+
• Vue-Router 3.6+ or 4.0+

Usage

@passerelle/enclosure-vue allows you to harness the power of the passerelle Enclosure within your Vue and Nuxt applications with minimal effort. Here's how you can get started:

1. Installation: Install @passerelle/enclosure-vue in your project using npm or yarn

npm install @passerelle/enclosure-vue

2. Set the path to vue-router to use enclosure

Set the path to vue-router to use enclosure

e.g.

If you want to prepare a path for enclosure as /bridge/(:pathMatch(.*)*) and the path following /bridge/ is treated as a path following https://(isnider-domain)/(this-paths) in the iframe of insider.

import { createRouter } from 'vue-router'
import BridgeView from './pages/BridgeView.vue'

const router = createRouter({
  routes: [
    // ...
    {
      path: '/bridge/:pathMatch(.*)*',
      component: BridgeView
    }
  ]
})
export default router

3. Import: Import the plugin in your Vue application

e.g. If you are using Vue 3 with the composition API:

<script setup lang="ts">
import { useRoute } from 'vue-router'
import {
  PasserelleFrame,
  type ConvertEnclosurePathToInsiderPath,
  type ConvertInsiderPathToEnclosurePath
} from '@passerelle/enclosure-vue'

const route = useRoute()

const defaultPath = `http://(insider-app)${extractChildPath(route.path)}`

function extractChildPath(path: string): string {
  const [, matchedPath] = /^\/bridge(\/.*?)$/.exec(path) ?? []
  if (!matchedPath) {
    throw new Error(`invalid path: ${path}`)
  }
  return matchedPath
}

const parentToChild: ConvertEnclosurePathToInsiderPath = (location) => {
  return extractChildPath(location.path)
}

const childToParent: ConvertInsiderPathToEnclosurePath = ({ path, params }) => {
  if (path === '/') {
    return { path: '/' }
  }
  return { path: `/bridge${path}`, params }
}
</script>

<template>
  <PasserelleFrame
    class="frame"
    name="passerelle-bridge"
    origin="*"
    communicate-key="passerelle-example"
    :initial-src="defaultPath"
    :to-insider-path="parentToChild"
    :to-enclosure-path="childToParent"
    required-collab />
</template>

<style scoped>
.frame {
  border: 1px solid var(--color-border);
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
}
</style>

4. Import: Import the insider plugin in your another application

Please refer to the insider plugin.

API

Component: <PasserelleFrame />

Props

Composable: useCommunicator

Get passerelle communicator.

import { useCommunicator } from '@passerelle/enclosure-vue'

// The argument is the same value as `name` of `<PasserelleFrame />`
const communicator = useCommunicator('bridge')

Composable: sendData

Send some datas to insider.

Note: It is recommended not to send domain data.

• name: The argument is the same value as name of <PasserelleFrame />
• key: The key that the insider uses to identify the contents of the data.
• data: The data to send to the insider.

import { sendData } from '@passerelle/enclosure-vue'

sendData('bridge', 'login-user', loginUser)

Composable: onReceivedData

Receive data from insider.

• name: The argument is the same value as name of <PasserelleFrame />
• key: The key that the insider uses to identify the contents of the data.
• callback: The callback function to receive data from the insider.

import { onReceivedData } from '@passerelle/enclosure-vue'

onReceivedData('bridge', 'login-user', (data) => {
  console.log('login-user', data)
})