@exodus/domain-serialization
Exodus-specific serialization for common non-POJO objects like @exodus/models and assets, for use in multi-process wallet applications.
Install
npm i @exodus/domain-serializationUsage
The assumption is that the Exodus SDK (@exodus/headless) runs in the background process, while sending data and accepting calls from the UI process. The below example uses @exodus/browser-extension-rpc, but serialization itself is not specific to the browser extension environment.
// background process
import { createRPC } from '@exodus/browser-extension-rpc/background';
import { createBackendDomainSerialization } from '@exodus/domain-serialization';
const { deserialize, serialize } = createBackendDomainSerialization();
const rpc = createRPC({
methods: exodus, // e.g. an instance of @exodus/headless
serialize,
deserialize,
});
// use serialize and deserialize for messaging with the UI process// UI process
import { createRPC } from '@exodus/browser-extension-rpc/ui';
import { createUIDomainSerialization } from '@exodus/domain-serialization';
import store from '~/flux/store';
const { deserialize, serialize } = createUIDomainSerialization({
getStoredAssets: () => flux.store.getState().assets.data,
proxyFunction: (...args) => rpc.assetsApi(...args),
});
const rpc = createRPC({
onData,
serialize,
deserialize,
});
// use serialize and deserialize for messaging with the background processLast updated on