feat(core): add IPC channel #6813
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I've also implemented it for desktop (it can easily be backported to v1) though the main idea here is to use it to send events from the Kotlin and Swift sides to the webview (eventually we'll also need a communication channel between mobile and Rust, but that's a little complicated since it involves static variables). |
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Is this part of the public API? |
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Yeah it is part of the public API @JonasKruckenberg |
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Can we hold off on merging this until I had the chance to review it tomorrow? |
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Sure @JonasKruckenberg |
core/tauri/src/api/ipc.rs
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| if value.starts_with(CHANNEL_PREFIX) { | ||
| let callback_id: Option<usize> = value | ||
| .chars() | ||
| .skip(CHANNEL_PREFIX.len()) | ||
| .collect::<String>() | ||
| .parse() | ||
| .ok(); |
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Maybe use value.split_once(CHANNEL_PREFIX)
tooling/api/src/tauri.ts
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| class Channel { | |||
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I would refactor this to be more similar to the Websocket or BroadcastChannel api i.e. the constructor takes no arguments and you can listen to events by overriding the on message property or calling .addEventListener('message', () => {})
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