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@getflip/bridge
Advanced tools
The Flip Bridge handles communication between your embeddable apps and the Flip App or Flip Admin Console.
Contents
npm install --save @getflip/bridge
# or
yarn add @getflip/bridge
The library exposes a set of functions and listeners you can use to communicate with the Flip App and Flip Admin Console (host app for short).
Before using the provided functions, you have to call the initFlipBridge
function to set up the Flip Bridge.
import { initFlipBridge } from "@getflip/bridge";
initFlipBridge({
debug: true,
hostAppOrigin: "http://localhost:4200", // has to be the origin of the targeted host app
});
getAvailableLangs
Get all available languages of the host app.
Returns Promise<string[]>
Example
import { getAvailableLangs } from "@getflip/bridge";
const availableLanguages = await getAvailableLangs(); // e.g. ['de', 'en', 'fr', …]
getLang
Get the current language of the host app.
Returns Promise<string>
Example
import { getLang } from "@getflip/bridge";
const currentLanguage = await getLang(); // e.g. 'en'
navigate
Navigate to a specific route.
Param string
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { navigate } from "@getflip/bridge";
await navigate("/my-app/settings");
getTheme
Get the current theme.
Returns
Promise<{
activeTheme: "light" | "dark";
preferredTheme: "light" | "dark" | undefined;
}>
Example
import { getTheme } from "@getflip/bridge";
const theme = await getTheme();
setTheme
Set the theme. Pass undefined
to reset to the user's system theme.
Param "light" | "dark" | undefined
Returns Promise<"light" | "dark" | undefined>
Example
import { setTheme } from "@getflip/bridge";
const newTheme = await setTheme("dark");
createDialog
Creates a modal dialog rendered by the host app.
Param
{
hideLabel?: boolean;
id: string;
intent?: 'primary' | 'critical';
label: string;
text: string;
primaryAction?: {
label: string;
};
secondaryAction?: {
label: string;
};
}
Returns
Promise<{
id: string;
open: () => Promise<boolean>;
close: () => Promise<boolean>;
destroy: () => Promise<boolean>;
}>
Example
import { createDialog } from "@getflip/bridge";
const dialog = await createDialog({
id: "my-dialog",
label: "My Dialog",
text: "Lorem ipsum",
primaryAction: {
label: "Close",
},
});
await dialog.open();
openDialog
Opens a dialog.
Param
{
id: string; // the dialog id
}
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { createDialog, openDialog } from "@getflip/bridge";
await createDialog({
id: "my-dialog",
label: "My Dialog",
text: "Lorem ipsum",
});
await openDialog({ id: "my-dialog" });
closeDialog
Closes a dialog.
Param
{
id: string; // the dialog id
}
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { closeDialog } from "@getflip/bridge";
await closeDialog({ id: "my-dialog" });
destroyDialog
Destroys a dialog, removing it from the DOM.
Param
{
id: string; // the dialog id
}
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { destroyDialog } from "@getflip/bridge";
await destroyDialog({ id: "my-dialog" });
createModal
Creates a modal rendered by the host app. The modal will show the passed URL as an iFrame.
Param
{
id: string;
label: string;
primaryAction?: {
label: string;
};
secondaryAction?: {
label: string;
};
url: string;
}
Returns
Promise<{
id: string;
open: () => Promise<boolean>;
close: () => Promise<boolean>;
destroy: () => Promise<boolean>;
}>
Example
import { createModal } from "@getflip/bridge";
const modal = await createModal({
id: "my-moadl",
label: "My Modal",
primaryAction: {
label: "Close",
},
url: "https://google.com",
});
await modal.open();
openModal
Opens a modal.
Param
{
id: string; // the modal id
}
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { createModal, openModal } from "@getflip/bridge";
await createModal({
id: "my-modal",
label: "My Modal",
url: "https://google.com",
});
await openModal({ id: "my-modal" });
closeModal
Closes a modal.
Param
{
id: string; // the modal id
}
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { closeModal } from "@getflip/bridge";
await closeModal({ id: "my-modal" });
destroyModal
Destroys a modal, removing it from the DOM.
Param
{
id: string; // the modal id
}
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { destroyModal } from "@getflip/bridge";
await destroyModal({ id: "my-modal" });
showToast
Shows a toast by the host app.
Param
{
text: string;
duration?: number;
icon?: string;
intent?: SwirlToastIntent;
}
Returns Promise<boolean>
Example
import { showToast } from "@getflip/bridge";
await showToast({
text: "My toast",
duration: 5000,
icon: "icon",
intent: "success",
});
Use the subscribe
functions to subscribe to events.
import { subscribe, BridgeEventType } from "@getflip/bridge";
const unsubscribe = await subscribe(BridgeEventType.THEME_CHANGE, (event) => {
console.log(event.data);
});
// …
await unsubscribe();
NAVIGATION_END
Fires when the application successfully navigated to a different route.
Event
{
data: {
route: string; // e.g. '/notifications'
}
type: BridgeEventType.NAVIGATION_END;
}
LANG_CHANGE
Fires when the user selected language changes.
Event
{
data: string; // e.g. 'en'
type: BridgeEventType.LANG_CHANGE;
}
PRIMARY_ACTION_CLICK
Fires when the primary action button of a dialog or modal is clicked.
Event
{
data: {
parentId: string; // id of the action's dialog or modal
}
type: BridgeEventType.PRIMARY_ACTION_CLICK;
}
SECONDARY_ACTION_CLICK
Fires when the secondary action button of a dialog or modal is clicked.
Event
{
data: {
parentId: string; // id of the action's dialog or modal
}
type: BridgeEventType.SECONDARY_ACTION_CLICK;
}
THEME_CHANGE
Fires when the user theme changes.
Event
{
data: {
activeTheme: "light" | "dark";
preferredTheme: "light" | "dark" | undefined;
}
type: BridgeEventType.THEME_CHANGE;
}
All provided functions return promises that throw an error if the execution failed. The errors have the following format.
{
code: BridgeErrorCode; // e.g. 'FORBIDDEN_ORIGIN'
}
FORBIDDEN_ORIGIN
Thrown when the origin of the requesting app is not allowed by the host app.
Please check if your app is correctly registered in the Flip Partner Dashboard
and the hostAppOrigin
option is set (see Usage).
INVALID_REQUEST
The host app identified the request as invalid. This typically occurs when the provided parameters are invalid.
Start the compiler in watch mode for local development:
yarn dev
Production builds and releases are managed via our Github workflows. Make sure
to create a Changeset using yarn changeset
if you want to trigger a new
release.
FAQs
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