App state
You can access the applicaton state using a React hook.
useAppBridgeState
Anchor link to section titled "useAppBridgeState"The useAppBridgeState hook supports accessing all or parts of the application state, including keys like context, features, and staffMember. For more information about options, refer to Props.
Example code
Anchor link to section titled "Example code"Get the entire app state with no arguments.
Get a specific piece of the app state with an argument.
| Name | Type | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| state | "cart", "client", "context", "contextualSaveBar", "features", "fullscreen", "isLegacy", "loading", "menu", "modal", "navigation", "pos", "print", "resourcePicker", "scanner", "sessionToken", "share", "staffMember", "titleBar", "toast" |
Key in app state to access | No |