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React SRM Wrapper

Easily integrate SRM into your React application

npm version

Table of contents

Quick start

Install @nicecactus/react-srm-wrapper:

  • with npm: npm install -S @nicecactus/react-srm-wrapper
  • with yarn: yarn add @nicecactus/react-srm-wrapper

Create a loader component for your SRM.
We will assume that:

  • the asset-manifest.json file url is stored in .env
  • once loaded, the SRM render() function is exposed in window.myOrg.myModule
  • the module will be served with the relative path /my-module

MyModuleLoader.tsx

import React from 'react'
import { ReactSRMWrapper } from '@nicecactus/react-srm-wrapper';

const MyModuleLoader = () => {
  return (
    <>
      <h2>React SRM wrapper</h2>
      <ReactSRMWrapper assetManifestUrl={process.env.REACT_APP_ASSET_MANIFEST_URL!} exportPath="myOrg.myModule" basename="/my-module" />
    </>
  )
};

export default MyModuleLoader;

Expose the loader in your router (example for React Router)

API Reference

Selector ReactSRMWrapper

Inputs

assetManifestUrl Type: string
URL to the asset-manifest.json.
exportPath Type: string
Path to the exported render() function once the module has been loaded.
basename Type: string
Default value: /
Relative path the module is being served from.
language Type: string
Default value: en
Language used for i18n.
arguments Type: object
Default value: {}
Extra arguments to pass to the render() function.
eventHandlers Type: object
Default value: {}
Custom events that can be called by the SRM.

Outputs

loaded Type: (el: HTMLElement) => any
Emits an event when the module has been loaded.
rendered Type: (args: any) => any
Emits an event when the module has been rendered.