How to use the @scion/workbench-application-platform.api.ManifestCommands.FindManifests function in @scion/workbench-application-platform

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github SchweizerischeBundesbahnen / scion-workbench / projects / scion / workbench-application-platform / src / lib / manifest-capability / manifest-registry-intent-handler.service.ts View on Github external
public onIntent(envelope: MessageEnvelope): void {
    // provide fallback for the former 'query' property of manifest commands
    const command = envelope.message.payload.command || envelope.message.payload.query;
    switch (command) {
      case ManifestCommands.FindManifests: {
        this.queryManifests(envelope as MessageEnvelope);
        break;
      }
      case ManifestCommands.FindManifest: {
        this.queryManifest(envelope as MessageEnvelope);
        break;
      }
      case ManifestCommands.FindCapabilityProviders: {
        this.queryCapabilityProviders(envelope as MessageEnvelope);
        break;
      }
      case ManifestCommands.FindCapabilityConsumers: {
        this.queryCapabilityConsumers(envelope as MessageEnvelope);
        break;
      }
      case ManifestCommands.FindCapability: {
github SchweizerischeBundesbahnen / scion-workbench / projects / scion / workbench-application.core / src / lib / manifest-registry.service.ts View on Github external
public get manifests$(): Observable {
    const intentMessage: ManifestRegistryIntentMessages.FindManifests = {
      type: PlatformCapabilityTypes.ManifestRegistry,
      qualifier: NilQualifier,
      payload: {
        command: ManifestCommands.FindManifests,
      },
    };

    return Platform.getService(MessageBus).requestReceive$({channel: 'intent', message: intentMessage}, {once: true})
      .pipe(extractMessage([]));
  }

@scion/workbench-application-platform

SCION Workbench Application Platform is an extension of SCION Workbench to integrate content from multiple web applications in a coherent way, thus enabling a micro frontend architecture for allowing different front-end frameworks to co-exist and independ

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