PostToRuntime(handler, data)

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  • Hi Ashley,

    Is the PostToRuntime(handler, data) an official SDK method, I can't seem to find it in the SDK and it is the method that best suits my addons. I can only find PostToRuntimeAsync being mentioned. Can you confirm?

    Thank you.

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  • Also, could you confirm if we can use these methods as well? 

    this.AddDOMMessageHandlers([[handler, e => callback(e)]]);
this.AddRuntimeMessageHandlers([[handler, e => callback(e)]]);

    Thank you.

  • What do you need this for? If it's related to this thread, as per my reply, you may be able to entirely avoid having to use a DOM-side script. If you can, that is definitely preferable, both for you and for us as we don't have more runtime code that risks breaking third-party addons whenever we change it.

  • Thank you for your advice.

    However, this was actually a different matter, this is regarding Cordova plugins. It looks like the easiest way to handle traditional callbacks, in my opinion after porting a few addons.

    This is my sample: 

    this.AddDOMMessageHandlers([
	["on-mobile-sdk", e => this._OnMobileSDK(e)]
]);
this.AddRuntimeMessageHandlers([
	["StartSDK", e=> this._StartSDK(e)],
	["Initialize", e => this._Initialize(e)]
]);

    Then, 

    // Dom-Side.js
_StartSDK()
{
	if (this._isMobile)
	{
		this._SDK = window["plugins"]["sdk"];
		this.PostToRuntime("on-mobile-sdk", {});
	}
	else
	{
		console.warn("[Mobile SDK] You need to export to mobile in order to run.");
	}
}

// Instance.js
_OnMobileSDK()
{
 this._isMobile = true;
}

    This is more effective as you add more methods, the ones above are for the purpose of visualization.

    I was wondering if these are valid official SDK methods or should I rewrite it to what's supported. If it's not supported, could you kindly give me a quick reference to the methods I should use instead?

    Thank you.

  • Ah, OK. That looks about right, and is a similar pattern we use in Construct itself. It's true there is some documentation missing for this. I've updated the docs to cover SDKInstanceBase AddDOMMessageHandlers and a new page for the DOMHandler base class which has the runtime messaging features. As per our support policy, now these are documented we promise to support them.

  • That's great! Thank you for the new additions.

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