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Capture Zimbra events inside a Zimlet
Prashant edited this page May 18, 2021
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The shim exposes zimletEventEmitter
utility and ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS
constant, zimletEventEmitter
utility allows zimlet to listen to a given event and ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS
encapsulates constants for events exposed by Zimbra.
Here is an example of how a zimlet registers listener for a logout event.
import { zimletEventEmitter } from '@zimbra-client/util';
import { ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS } from '@zimbra-client/constants';
const onLogoutHandler = () => { /** Do something */ };
zimletEventEmitter.on(ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS.LOGOUT, onLogoutHandler);
There can be two types of handlers.
- Handler doing synchronous tasks like - calculating something, displaying toast, or updating view/state Here is an example of this kind of handler.
import { zimletEventEmitter } from '@zimbra-client/util';
import { ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS } from '@zimbra-client/constants';
const onLogoutHandler = () => { /** Display toast message */ };
zimletEventEmitter.on(ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS.LOGOUT, onLogoutHandler);
- Handler doing asynchronous tasks like - invoke an API call or display dialog to confirm the action with the user. Here is an example of this kind of handler.
import { zimletEventEmitter } from '@zimbra-client/util';
import { ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS } from '@zimbra-client/constants';
const onLogoutHandler = () => new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
if (window.confirm("Do you really want to logout?")) {
resolve();
} else {
reject();
}
});
zimletEventEmitter.on(ZIMBRA_ZIMLET_EVENTS.LOGOUT, onLogoutHandler, true);
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