When receiving an intent on the flagship app, we want to know which webview sent the intent. Here we inject at the beginning of the args array an options object with the webviewUri.
=> the options object has been added at the beginning of the args array
We also add a new NativeMethodsRegisterWithOptions to modelize this new behavior.
BREAKING: A options object has been added in NativeService message args. You need to update your local methods (see example). FLAGSHIP APP ONLY. Nothing to do on a front end app.
When receiving an intent on the flagship app, we want to know which webview sent the intent. Here we inject at the beginning of the
argsarray anoptionsobject with thewebviewUri.Example
On a front end app, we will do
webviewIntent.call('multiply', 2, 3)On flagship app, we will set a local method
multiply: (options, arg1, arg2) => return arg1 * arg2=> the options object has been added at the beginning of the
argsarrayWe also add a new NativeMethodsRegisterWithOptions to modelize this new behavior.
BREAKING: A options object has been added in NativeService message args. You need to update your local methods (see example). FLAGSHIP APP ONLY. Nothing to do on a front end app.