WKBridge

WKScriptMessageHandler greatly simplifies the message handler from javascript running in a webpage. WKScript provides a more efficiently way for both sending and receiving messages through WKScriptMessageHandler.

Features

• [x] Send / Receive Messages
• [x] Bind Events In JavaScript
• [x] Callback Event

Usage

Native Handle Event

webView.bridge.register({ (parameters, completion) in
    print("print - ", parameters?["message"] ?? "")
}, for: "print")

webView.bridge.register({ (parameters, completion) in
    print("print - ", parameters?["message"] ?? "")
    completion(.success(["key": "value"]))
}, for: "some_event_need_callback")

Native Call JS

webView.evaluateJavaScript("some_method();", completionHandler: { (results, error) in
    print(results ?? "")
})

webView.bridge.evaluate("some_method()", completion: { (results, error) in
    print(results ?? "")
})

JS Send Event

window.bridge.post('print', {message: 'Hello, world'})
// Post Event With Callback
window.bridge.post('print', {message: 'Hello, world'}, (parameters, error) => { <# Handler Parameters Or Error #>})

JS Register Native Event

var unregisterHandler = window.bridge.on('login', (parameters)=> {console.log('User Did Login')})
// To Remove Listener, call `unregisterHandler()`, Or Remove All Listener window.bridge.off('login')

Native Send Event To JS

webView.bridge.post(action: "login", parameters: nil)

You can include wk.bridge.min.js to your own html, or you can inject it to your html using WKUserScript.

You can Download full source-code of wk.bridge.min.js

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Requirements

iOS 8.0 +

Installation

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

pod "WKBridge"

Author

[email protected]

License

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