DanialdNishazmi Example

README.md

index.js

import osjs from 'osjs';
import {name as applicationName} from './metadata.json';

// Our launcher
const register = (core, args, options, metadata) => {
  // Create a new Application instance
  const proc = core.make('osjs/application', {args, options, metadata});

  // Create our first window
  const window1 = proc.createWindow();
  window1.render($content => {
    // Subscribe to the application event we create below
    proc.on('data-was-fetched', json => {
      $content.innerHTML = JSON.stringify(json); // This will just fill the content of the window with the response
    });
  });

  // Create a second window
  const window2 = proc.createWindow();
  window2.render($content => {
    // Subscribe to the application event we create below
    proc.on('data-was-fetched', json => {
      $content.innerHTML = JSON.stringify(json); // This will just fill the content of the window with the response
    });
  });

  // Create a HTTP request to the "/get-some-data" endpoint
  proc.request('/get-some-data', {method: 'post'})
    .then(json => {
      // This will emit an event in your application instance that your windows can subscribe to
      proc.emit('data-was-fetched', json);
    })
    .catch(error => alert(error))

  return proc;
};

// Creates the internal callback function when OS.js launches an application
osjs.register(applicationName, register);

server.js

// Methods OS.js server requires
module.exports = (core, proc) => ({

  // When server initializes
  init: async () => {
    // Create server HTTP endpoint for "/get-some-data"
    core.app.post(proc.resource('/get-some-data'), (req, res) => {
      res.json({foo: 'bar'});
    });
  },

  // When server starts
  start: () => {},

  // When server goes down
  destroy: () => {},

  // When using an internally bound websocket, messages comes here
  onmessage: (ws, respond, args) => {
    respond('Pong');
  }
});