Cross domain components
Zoid is a powerful cross-domain component toolkit that simplifies the challenges of sharing functionality between different domains. With Zoid, you can effortlessly render components as iframes or popups while passing props, callback functions, and ensuring a secure interaction without the headaches associated with cross-domain restrictions. It’s designed to work seamlessly with various frameworks such as React, Vue, and Angular, making it an invaluable tool for developers looking to enhance their applications’ interactivity and integration.
The toolkit recognizes the complexities of cross-domain development, offering a straightforward solution that streamlines the communication between parent and child windows. Whether you’re a seasoned developer working with secure data or simply looking to share components across domains, Zoid presents an elegant approach that alleviates common integration pain points.
Cross-Domain Support: Easily render components across different domains using iframes and popups, eliminating the need for cumbersome post-messaging.
JavaScript Object Data Passing: Pass data and callback functions as a javascript object, simplifying communication between parent and child components.
Framework Agnostic: Use Zoid with any JavaScript framework or vanilla JavaScript, allowing for greater flexibility in implementation.
Automatic Binding Generation: Automatically generate React and Angular bindings, enabling your components to be easily dropped into parent pages without complex integration.
Rich API Documentation: Comprehensive API documentation provides detailed information about public options and supported methods to help you get started quickly.
Demos and Examples: Access working demos and forkable demo apps, which come pre-configured for build, test, and publishing, enabling practical learning and experimentation.
Secure Data Handling: Maintain security while sharing components and data, ensuring sensitive information is kept private and safe from exposure to external sites.
Simplified Development: Reduce the overhead of writing complex code to manage cross-domain interactions with a user-friendly structure that focuses on ease of use.
