Who Am I?
My name is Alex and I live in Sydney NSW (Australia). I created this site to host a collection of
web applications I developed over time. I have created a new web framework to assist with rich
web application development and currently in the process of developing applications and demos
to showcase the framework in action. My contact information is below.
Email Address:
alexwait@bigpond.net.au
Phone (International):
+61 2 419 445 955
User Guide - webShare
1. Introduction
webShare is a focused micro-framework designed to give developers full programmatic control
over URL sharing and distribution. Rather than relying on third-party widgets or opaque
sharing services, webShare enables you to define exactly how, when, and where content is
shared, using clean, explicit APIs.
This framework is ideal for developers who want:
* Controlled, programmatic URL sharing without external dependencies
* Custom sharing workflows tailored to application logic
* Clear separation between sharing behavior and presentation
* Seamless integration with other Javaika Technologies frameworks
In this guide you'll learn how to:
1. Configure sharing endpoints and targets
2. Trigger and manage share actions programmatically
3. Integrate sharing logic with UI and application state
4. Build reliable, extensible sharing mechanisms without third-party lock-in
Whether you're distributing content, enabling collaboration, or building custom sharing
experiences, webShare provids a clean, predictable foundation for URL sharing - putting you
back in control of how your applications connect and communicate.
2. Instantiating webShare
You can instantiate the framework by including the following in your html source.
<script type = "module" src = "https://www.javaika.com/frame/web-share/[version]/api.js"></script>
Replace '[version]' with the framework version you intend to use (i.e. 1.0.0).
