react-native-webview-comlink brings addJavascriptInterface to react-native-webview, supports both Android and iOS. Its implemention is inspired by the Comlink project.
- Install the package:
npm i --save react-native-webview-comlink
import{WebView}from'react-native-webview';import{withJavascriptInterface,Remote}from'react-native-webview-comlink';// it's not necessary but recommended to put the interface definition at some common// place to share it between native and web projects if you use TypeScriptimport{MyJSInterface}from'./common/types';// root api object for web side to callconstrootObj: MyJSInterface={someMethod(){console.warn('someMethod called');return42;},someMethodWithCallbackSupport(cb: Remote<(msg: string)=>void>){cb('invoke callback from native');// release the callback, so it can be garbage collected at the web side.// callbacks maintain reference count inside, each time we got a callback instance// from the method argument, there should be a corresponding release() call when it// is no longer needed.// this can be safely skipped if FinalizationRegistry and WeakRef is supported at// native Javascript runtime.// however, since GC timing is unpredictable, it's still recommended to handle the// release() manually to get a lower memory footprint at the web side. (and avoids// possible lagging if lots of proxied method being cleaned up during GC - which causes// the same amount of messages being sent to web side)cb.release();},};constWebViewComponent=withJavascriptInterface(rootObj,'MyJSInterface')(WebView);// render web page with the <WebViewComponent />import{JavascriptInterface}from'react-native-webview-comlink';import{MyJSInterface}from'./common/types';declare global {interfaceWindow{MyJSInterface: JavascriptInterface<MyJSInterface>;}}// call native side methodMyJSInterface.someMethod().then((result)=>{console.log(result);});// callbacks are supportedMyJSInterface.someMethodWithCallbackSupport((msg)=>{console.log(msg);});There are example React Native project and Web project(React) in examples directory
Returns a higher-order React WebView component class that has
objexposed asname.
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options] (Object): if specified, customized the behavior of the higher-order WebView component.- [
whitelistURLs] (String or RegExp Array): white list urls where theJavascriptInterfaceenabled, default isnull - [
isEnabled] (Function): for gain more control on enable or disable status besideswhitelistURLs, it gets called in sending and receiving each message, returnstrueto let the message pass, default isnull - [
forwardRef] (Boolean): forward ref to the wrapped WebView component, default isfalse - [
log] (Boolean): print debug log to console, default isfalse
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// you may add multiple javascript interface by nest the `withJavascriptInterface` call, e.g. following code adds both `MyAPI` and `MyAPI2` to web page
withJavascriptInterface(apiObj2, 'MyAPI2')(withJavascriptInterface(apiObj, 'MyAPI')(WebView))
Just call JavascriptInterface methods on window.name.
- Android 5+
- iOS 10+