@shopgate/engage/core/actions/requestAppPermission.js

Shopgate's ENGAGE library.

import { hasSGJavaScriptBridge, hasWebBridge, createMockedPermissions } from '@shopgate/engage/core/helpers';
import { requestAppPermissions } from '@shopgate/pwa-core/commands/appPermissions';
import { PERMISSION_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED, PERMISSION_STATUS_GRANTED } from '@shopgate/engage/core/constants';
import { appPermissionStatusReceived } from "../action-creators";

/**
 * Requests an additional app permission from the operating system.
 * Additionally it propagates the received status via the APP_PERMISSION_STATUS_RECEIVED action.
 * @param {Object} params The action params
 * @param {string} params.permissionId The desired app permission id
 * @param {Function} [params.dispatchMock=null] An optional mock for the request dispatch logic.
 * Usually used when PWA is running inside a browser and app command logic can be simulated via
 * browser APIs like for geolocation access.
 * @returns {Function} A Redux thunk
 */
const requestAppPermission = ({
  permissionId,
  dispatchMock: dispatchMockParam
}) => async dispatch => {
  let dispatchMock = dispatchMockParam;
  // In development a mock needs to be injected to enable command testing. Command responses
  // can be mocked via the global MockedAppPermissions object see appPermissions.js
  if (!dispatchMockParam && (!hasSGJavaScriptBridge() || hasWebBridge())) {
    dispatchMock = createMockedPermissions(PERMISSION_STATUS_GRANTED);
  }
  const [{
    status,
    options,
    data
  } = {
    status: PERMISSION_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED
  }] = (await requestAppPermissions([{
    permissionId
  }], dispatchMock)) ?? [];
  dispatch(appPermissionStatusReceived({
    permissionId,
    status,
    options
  }));
  return {
    status,
    data
  };
};
export default requestAppPermission;