fma_webview_flutter 0.1.0

A flutter_micro_app package that enables webviews comunication

fma_webview_flutter enables the web applications, a bilateral comunication to Flutter code (Dart) or Native code (Kotlin / Swift) using the package flutter_micro_app and webview_flutter.

This package is intended to be used with the flutter_micro_app package. Please read about the micro events from flutter_micro_app package doc.

Use the WebviewRegisterControllerMixin mixin in order to get the method registerWebviewController and get the webview controller webviewController.

class _MyWebviewState extends State<MyWebviewWidget> with WebviewRegisterControllerMixin {

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return WebView(  
        javascriptMode: JavascriptMode.unrestricted,
        onWebViewCreated: (WebViewController controller) {
            
            //! IMPORTANT: Register the controller
            registerWebviewController(
                controller,
                name: 'Micro Webview App',
                description: 'Dispatch event to/from webview',
            );
        },

        //! IMPORTANT: Set the channel
        javascriptChannels: <JavascriptChannel>{microWebviewController.channel},
    );
  }
}

// later
webviewController?.loadUrl("http://...");

On the web application side, import the javascript file flutter_micro_app.js

<!-- html -->
<script src="./flutter_micro_app.js"></script>

Dispatching micro events to Flutter or native (it depends on flutter/native implementation)

// javascript
var requestBatteryLevelEvent =  JSON.stringify(
    {
        name: 'request_battery_level',
        channels: ['request_battery_level'],
    }
);

FlutterMicroApp.emit(requestBatteryLevelEvent)

Listening to micro events channels

// javascript
FlutterMicroApp.listen("response_battery_level", function(microAppEvent) {
    alert("Battery level is " + microAppEvent.payload + "%")
});

(Optional) If you intended to return a result from Javascript to flutter or native, please override this function

This is the method that will be called by the Flutter app and will be used to return a value to the Flutter app. You should overwrite it, in order to respond the event with some value.

// javascript example
MicroAppEventController.handleFlutterMicroAppEvent = (microAppEvent) => {
    return `************** ${microAppEvent.payload} received on JS ***************`
}