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Introduction

The Bridge Library for Meet.ONE Client

This library is used to assist to generating the protocol URI of the client, and encapsulates some common protocols and methods.

API Docs

Live Demo@1.x.x

Live Demo@2.x.x

How to invoke protocol - Promise callback styles (Version >= 2.0.0)

Library will support Promise callback styles code after 2.0.0 or later.

The following is an example of how to invoke protocol to ask for authorize.

var bridge = new MeetBridge() // 1. Creates an instance of Bridge.

bridge
  .invokeAuthorizeInWeb()
  .then(function(result) {
    // handler success
    console.log(result)
  })
  .catch(function(error) {
    // handler error
    console.error(error)
  })

How to generate protocol uri (Version < 2.0.0)

The following is an example of how to generate protocol uri to ask for authorize

var bridge = new MeetBridge() // 1. Creates an instance of Bridge.

// 2. generate autorize protocol uri
var uri = bridge.invokeAuthorize({
  scheme: 'moreone', // the callback of protocol scheme
  redirectURL: 'http://more.one', // When callback failed (eg.protocol doesn't response) will redirect to URL(common like dapps' homepage)
  dappName: 'MORE.ONE', // Dapps' name
  dappIcon: 'https://static.ethte.com/more/images/icon/icon60pt.png', // Dapps' icon URL
  loginMemo: 'The EOS Candy Box'
})

// 3. After the protocol URI address is generated, the web terminal can communicate with the client through the following two calling methods.
window.location.href = uri
window.postMessage(uri)

How to receive message from client (Version < 2.0.0)

Receiving and parsing the things returned by the client can be achieved by listening to the Message event.

window.document.addEventListener('message', function(e) {
  const message = e.data // receive original message
  document.getElementById('receive').innerHTML = messgae

  // can also be directly converted to an Object using `Bridge.revertParamsToObject(params)`;
  const { params } = JSON.parse(message)
  document.getElementById('decode').innerHTML = decodeURIComponent(atob(params))
})