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@openfin/core-web
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`@openfin/core-web` enables interoperability and layouts within a web browser. It is intended to be used by both content and platform developers to create integrated experiences which leverage OpenFin's existing interoperability APIs.
@openfin/core-web enables interoperability and layouts within a web browser. It is intended to be used by both content and platform developers to create integrated experiences which leverage OpenFin's existing interoperability APIs.
This package relies on the type definitions found in @openfin/core which is a required peer dependency.
To see more examples of @openfin/core-web see the Built on OpenFin Web-Starter Repository.
(Please note, these links work in your IDE and not on npm.org, we will update this soon.)
fin api to build web applications.@openfin/core-web currently supports the following APIs:
fin.me.identity - The identity of the fin instance provided by the Web Broker.fin.InterApplicationBus.Channel.connect - Currently, the only supported channel strategy is classic.fin.InterApplicationBus.Channel.createInteropBroker
fin.Interop.initInteropClient
fin.Interop.connectSyncfin.me.interopInteropClient.getFDC3() - (FDC3 support is currently limited to context sharing on User Channels)Layout
fin.Platform.Layout.initfin.Platform.Layout.createfin.Platform.Layout.destroyfin.Platform.Layout.getCurrentLayoutManagerSync(Please note, these links work in your IDE and not on npmjs.com, we will update this soon.)
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`@openfin/core-web` enables interoperability and layouts within a web browser. It is intended to be used by both content and platform developers to create integrated experiences which leverage OpenFin's existing interoperability APIs.
The npm package @openfin/core-web receives a total of 606 weekly downloads. As such, @openfin/core-web popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @openfin/core-web demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 67 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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