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HERE Core Container is a desktop runtime application environment that enables communication between all of your apps (web, legacy, third-party) for the enterprise desktop. It is built on top of Google Chromium and GitHub Electron and combines advanced interoperability, lightning-fast distribution, and robust security with an agile web development and deployment model.
This repository contains examples for common use cases and API implementations. Each how-to example represents a specific use case and contains implemented API details, required manifest attributes, and any external dependencies necessary to run the how-to example.
| Example | Description | Live Launch |
|---|---|---|
| container-platform-starter | This example shows a simple platform with a single view. | Example |
| create-window | This example shows how to create a dynamic window or from a manifest. | Example |
| use-download-bubble | This example shows how to trigger a Chromium download (download bubble UI). | Example |
| use-security-realms | This example shows you security realms work with multiple target environments | Example |
| use-preloads | This example shows you a number of examples on how preload scripts can be used in your application | Example 1 Example 2 |
| use-channel-api | This example shows you a number of examples on how to use the channel api for messaging | Example |
| use-dynamic-manifest | This example contains examples of generating a manifest file dynamically | |
| integration-excel | This example demonstrates how to integration with Excel using the HERE adaptor | Example |
| detect-usb-devices | This example demonstrates how to to detect USB/HID devices leveraging the WebUSB/WebHID APIs. | Example |
| use-popup-window | This example contains various examples of how to use popup windows | Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Example 4 |
| use-window-options | This example demonstrates the options available for opening windows | Example |
| use-interop | This example contains various implementations and use cases for the Interop API. Including Interop Broker to Interop Broker communication on the same machine and cross machine/platform communication using our Cloud Interop solution. | Example |
| use-interop/multi-platform-interop-with-intents | This example shows an example of a platform supporting external platforms for the purpose of Intents. It has two basic platforms but can also support connecting to a local running version of Workspace Platform Starter (manifest.fin.json) and the github.io hosted example of Workspace Platform Starter running with an FDC3 example configuration (third.manifest.fin.json) | Platform 1 Example Platform 2 Example |
| use-a-manifest | This example contains various examples of how to use the HERE manifest | Example |
| use-content-creation-rules | This example demonstrates how content creation rules can be applied | Example |
| use-domain-permissions | This example demonstrates how domain settings override window/view permissions, using the Clipboard API and domain rules to allow or block access per URL. | |
| use-logging | This example shows how to use HERE APIs to retrieve logs and send them to a server. | |
| use-launch-external-process | This example demonstrates how to use the launch external process secure api. | Example |
| use-os-info | This example demonstrates how to use our APIs to get information related to the machine your app is running on. We demonstrate the getHostSpecs and getOSInfo APIs. | Example |
| use-licensed-codecs | This example demonstrates how to use the new licensed codec support available in v43+ versions of the runtime. | |
| use-notifications | This is an example of how to use the Here.io Notifications npm package and Here.io Core SDK APIs inside a Container application. | Example |
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