Default imports keep the historical class signatures, including resove, required message data, and the original commit result inference. Named types include Option, Message, ProtocolMessage and optional runtime views:

import type { ResolverInstance, RuntimeConstructor } from 'artplayer-tool-iframe'
import Iframe from 'artplayer-tool-iframe'

const Runtime = Iframe as RuntimeConstructor
const tool = new Runtime({ iframe: document.querySelector('iframe')!, url: '/iframe.html' })
const resolver = tool as ResolverInstance
const value = await resolver.commit<number>((resolve) => {
  resolve(42)
})

commit serializes the function body. Keep its braces, use the literal resolve name for asynchronous replies, and do not depend on closures or an async function body. Handle rejection when the child document changes or the tool is destroyed. The runtime views are types only; they do not validate messages or sandbox code.

The browser global is ArtplayerToolIframe. Modern TypeScript CommonJS consumers can use import Iframe = require('artplayer-tool-iframe'); older Node resolution uses the default import with esModuleInterop. The class has no .default property. The historical artplayer-plugin-iframe package and its separate helper have different export/protocol details; they are not aliases for this tool.

Maintenance

See ARCHITECTURE.md for the TypeScript module map, request cleanup, compatibility constraints, executable checks and remaining migration work.

README.md

artplayer-tool-iframe

Demo

TypeScript

Maintenance

License