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@randlabs/communication-bridge
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* [Overview](#Overview) * [Installation](#Installation) * [API Usage](#API-Usage) * [Copyright and License](#Copyright-and-License)
A cross-domain communication library develop by Rand Labs that enables send and receive messages between browser windows/tabs.
The library can be installed via npm:
npm i @randlabs/communication-bridge
Import and define the communication channel
const Messenger = require("@randlabs/communication-bridge");
const channelName = "channel name";
const client = new Messenger(channelName); // If listener is undefined, it will ignore all incoming request
const window = window.open("https://another.website.com");
const response = await client.sendMessage(window, { customMethod: "doSomething" }, { waitForReply: true, origin: "*" }); // If you are sending sensitive data, put a specific origin, for example: https://another.website.com
console.log(response); // { response: "OK" }
const hub = new Messenger(channelName, function(data, origin, source, sendResponse) {
console.log(data); // { customMethod: "doSomething" }
sendResponse({ response: "OK" });
});
See LICENSE file.
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* [Overview](#Overview) * [Installation](#Installation) * [API Usage](#API-Usage) * [Copyright and License](#Copyright-and-License)
We found that @randlabs/communication-bridge demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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