Go 包:qormext

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唯一的公开 Go 包。应用用 Go 注册自己的原生操作,打包器将其编译进应用的单一可执行文件——桌面桥接把未知操作分发到这里。

import "github.com/qorm/qorm/pkg/qormext"

Package qormext is the user middle-layer registry. An app registers its OWN native ops (in Go) via native/desktop.go, which the packager compiles INTO the app's single executable. The desktop bridge dispatches unknown ops here.

Contract — the app's native/desktop.go:

package main
import "github.com/qorm/qorm/pkg/qormext"
func init() {
    qormext.Register("myOp", func(data map[string]any) string {
        // your Go logic; return one line of JS to run back in the app
        return `qormOnMyOp("done")`
    })
}

Functions

`CallJS`

func CallJS(script string)

CallJS runs a line of JS in the app's WebView (from the Go middle-layer).

`CompatibleABI`

func CompatibleABI(declared string) bool

CompatibleABI reports whether an app's declared plugin ABI (e.g. "1" or "1.2") is major-compatible with this runtime's ABIVersion. An empty/unset declaration is always compatible (the app uses no versioned middle-layer).

`Emit`

func Emit(event, dataJSON string)

Emit pushes a signal onto the frontend event channel: every qormOn(event) listener in the UI fires with dataJSON (a JSON value — "null" if empty). This is the middle-layer's push side: Go/WASM code tells the UI something changed and the frontend just listens, instead of the UI polling. Runs on desktop (via the evaluator) and in WASM (via eval) alike.

`Native`

func Native(op, dataJSON string)

Native triggers a framework low-level op (hardware bridge / built-in) directly from Go: e.g. Native("bluetoothScan", "{}") reaches the native bridge or Web API. Results arrive at the app's qormOn<X> JS callback.

`Register`

func Register(name string, fn Op)

`SetEvaluator`

func SetEvaluator(fn func(string))

SetEvaluator wires the host's JS evaluator (desktop only).

Types

`Op`

type Op func(data map[string]any) string

Op handles a custom native op: it receives the qormToNative payload and returns a line of JS (e.g. qormOnFoo(...)) to eval back in the app, or "".