Andoncloud SDK

SDK to use with all Andoncloud microservices.

Installing

Run npm install --save andoncloud-sdk

Deployment

Change the version number in package.json in order to publish code to npm.

Usage

Router:

Use <AndonCloudRouter/> instead of your react-router. import AndonCloudRouter from 'andoncloud-sdk';

<AndonCloudRouter shouldAuthenticate history={browserHistory} baseUrl={Config.API_URL}>
  ...
</AndonCloudRouter>

Container

You can pass all the props that you want, but you HAVE TO pass baseUrl prop with base url to your api. Wrap your outer container with <Container/> in order to use the provided header and navigation drawer. Remember to pass baseUrl to Container.

import Container from 'andoncloud-sdk';

<Container baseUrl={Config.API_URL} >
  ...
</Container>

Pass showAcLogo and showCompanyLogo to Container in order to disable logotypes in the header.

import Container from 'andoncloud-sdk';

<Container baseUrl={Config.API_URL} showAcLogo={false} showCompanyLogo={false} >
  ...
</Container>

Push notification

To use push notification you have to include initializeAndonCloudNotification and you have to mount it in your main controller.

import {AndonCloudRouter, initializeAndonCloudNotification} from 'andoncloud-sdk';

Add to main component

componentWillMount() {
  initializeAndonCloudNotification(); // to do readme
}

render() {
  return (
    <MuiThemeProvider muiTheme={muiTheme}>
      <AndonCloudRouter history={browserHistory} baseUrl={'https://api.andoncloud.net'} shouldAuthenticate>
        <Route path="/" component={App} />
      </AndonCloudRouter>
    </MuiThemeProvider>
  )
}

To receive push notification even when card is closed you need to create Service Worker To do it you need to copy ServiceWorker firebase-messaging-sw.js to main folder.

1. Install CopyWebpackPlugin using npm install --save-dev copy-webpack-plugin

2. Add to your webpack-dist.conf.js:

   const CopyWebpackPlugin = require('copy-webpack-plugin'); const path = require('path');

   new CopyWebpackPlugin([ { from: 'service_workers/firebase-messaging-sw.js' } ])

Minimum resolution: 1024x600

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See the section about deployment for more information.

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