Utility for navigation tracking in Clarity
prefer tracking.clarity
Methods for clipboard access
Methods for deep link opening
Tools for listening to events on your eitri-app coming from the main app.
You can also use this bus to implement a pub/sub pattern inside your app.
Methods for filesystem access, download and upload management
Set of methods for handling HTTP requests
In an eitri-app, it's important to note that it's only possible to make HTTP requests through these commands. The format is similar to a well-known library called axios.
Methods for keyboard access and manipulation
Interaction with the native navigation of the device.
Restricted usage: Only available with app owner authorization.
This type of navigation can cause increased memory consumption but can handle complex scenarios where the state of the current eitri-app needs to be preserved in memory while another eitri-app is running in the foreground.
Set of methods for navigating between screens. Each set of files (jsx and js) in the view folder generates a screen. It's possible to navigate through these screens using the methods described here.
Methods for shared filesystem access, download and upload management
Set of methods to operate data storage shared between eitri-apps.
To use SharedStorage and make data available between two or more Eitri-Apps, an AppGroup is required.
AppGroups are a concept that permits some resources to be shared, such as storage. When two or more Eitri-Apps are in the same AppGroup, they can write data in one Eitri-App and retrieve it in another Eitri-App.
To set up an AppGroup configuration, please contact Eitri support.
Set of methods for operating data storage in eitri-apps
Notes:
Storage data is not shared between different eitri-apps. Data is transported as a string and transformed with parsing. Pay attention to the size of the data passed to avoid affecting the experience.
Set of tools for tracking eitri-apps
Available tools:
Current eitri-bifrost version
Returns the exposed APIs of the app, granting privileged access that is not commonly available to eitri-apps.
Eitri-apps operate within a sandboxed environment, and this function allows the host (app) to provide features and functionality that extend eitri-apps base capabilities.
Example:
const result = await Eitri.exposedApis.math.sum({a: 1, b: 2});
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Checks if the desired API level is compatible with the API_LEVEL used in the eitri-machine
Check compatibility control concept
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1- Functionality added
apiLevel to validate
Fetches configurations specific to the current eitri-app.
Example:
const appConfig = await Eitri.getConfigs()
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Returns the data received during the initialization of the eitri-app.
Example:
const startParams = await Eitri.getInitializationInfos()
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Set of methods available for eitri-apps