STMWebViewController

Requirements

iOS 8.0+

Usage

// Use `self.messageHandler` register a method for js, the js should call this use App.Bridge.callMethod...
[self.messageHandler registerMethod:@"nslog" handler:^(id  _Nonnull data, STMResponseCallback  _Nullable responseCallback) {
    NSLog(@"native receive js calling `nslog`: %@", data);
    responseCallback(@"native `nslog` done!");
}];

[self.messageHandler registerMethod:@"testNativeMethod" handler:^(id  _Nonnull data, STMResponseCallback  _Nullable responseCallback) {
    NSLog(@"native receive js calling `testNativeMethod`: %@", data);
    responseCallback(@(200));
}];

// You can register yourself message handler.

// register a message handler named `Page`, so the js should call your method (that the message handler registered) use App.Page.callMethod...
self.page = [[STMScriptMessageHandler alloc] initWithScriptMessageHandlerName:@"Page" forWebView:self.webView];
[self registerScriptMessageHandler:self.page];

[self.page registerMethod:@"setButtons" handler:^(id data, STMResponseCallback responseCallback) {
    [self setupRightBarButtonItems:data callback:responseCallback];
}];

Installation

STMWebViewController is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'STMWebViewController'

License

STMWebViewController is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.