MattCheely/tryframe-coordinator/2.0.0

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Message.AppToClient

This module exposes a type representing all of the messages that can be passed from a client application to the client library. It's a fairly direct mapping to the client-facing API.

= NavRequest Navigation
| Publish Publication
| Subscribe String
| Unsubscribe String
| ToastRequest Toast

This custom type is just a set of variants for each valid message the app can send to the client library. See the individual type descriptions for more details on message structures.

Decoder for parsing incoming messages from the application to the relevant types. Bad input from clients will produce nice console errors that describe the exact failure:

Could not parse incoming message: Json.Decode.oneOf failed in the following 5 ways:




(1) Problem with the given value:


    {
            "msgType": "toastRequest",
            "msg": {
                "title": "Hello iframe World",
                "custom": {
                    "level": "success"
                }
            }
        }


    Unrecognized msg type: toastRequest






(2) Problem with the given value:


    ...






(3) Problem with the given value:


    ...






(4) Problem with the given value:


    ...






(5) Problem with the value at json.msg:


        {
            "title": "Hello iframe World",
            "custom": {
                "level": "success"
            }
        }


    Expecting an OBJECT with a field named `message`: <internals>