Add symphony compatibility project #199
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For these methods I think it would be useful to reference the symphony confluence URL where they are specifed
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| // Could use window.focus in containerjs, but no way of selecting window by name yet |
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Can you iterate over all windows to find the one with the given name?
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Not using ContainerJS. The only method we have is getCurrentWindow, but it should be relatively easy to add this in.
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OK, fair enough - that does look like a bit of an omission in our current API - and is something covered in #171
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rather than adding to the existing api-demo, I'd prefer to keep this code self-container within containerjs-compatibility-api as I don't think we see these APIs being included in the long-term. Having it all in one place makes it easier to remove ;-)
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I only included this as a simple demo for how it works. Do you want to remove the demo, or add a new demo in the containerjs-compatibility-api project?
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I'd prefer to have a new demo in containerjs-compatibility-api - thanks
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@ColinEberhardt Updated :-) |
Adds a compatibility layer for mapping the symphony API specifications to ContainerJS APIs. most of the APIs are not implemented in ContainerJS yet, but it gives us a simple way of mapping them once they are added.
To use the compatibility layer, add the
containerjs-compatibility-api.jsfile in a script tag in any webpage needing the compatibility. This could be improved by adding within the bundle/preload scripts.