How to use the cozy-interapp.Intents function in cozy-interapp
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cozy / cozy.github.io / en / cozy-banks / src / ducks / client / index.js View on Github 
export const getClient = () => {
if (client) {
return client
}
client = lib.getClient()
const intents = new Intents({ client })
client.intents = intents
client.registerPlugin(RealtimePlugin)
// Used as a hack to prevent circular dependency.
// Some selectors need to access cozyClient to correctly hydrate.
// That should change, hydratation should be possible to do only
// with the store
// See selectors/index.js
window.cozyClient = client
return client
}const fetch = async () => {
const intents = new Intents({ client: client })
const redirectionURL = await intents.getRedirectionURL(doctype, options)
setRedirectionURL(redirectionURL)
}
fetch()constructor(props, context) {
super(props, context)
this.intents = new Intents({ client: props.client })
}cozy-interapp
Cozy Interapp allows applications to interact with each other and not have access to all data
