Installing Iris App Runtime in an Iris App Extension

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To use Trackunit APIs and integrating with the manager to get information on current asset, site, custom fields or navigate - you need to install the Iris App core hooks. The Iris App core hooks is the interface to the manager from your react Iris App extension.

Open a Terminal or Command window to install Iris App core hooks.

npm install @trackunit/react-core-hooks

Then you can import the core hooks in your extensions app.tsx:

import { useAssetRuntime, useHasAccessTo, useNavigateInHost } from "@trackunit/react-core-hooks";

In this example we can navigate to asset home if you have the assetID.

import { Button } from '@trackunit/react-components';
import { useAssetRuntime, useHasAccessTo, useNavigateInHost } from "@trackunit/react-core-hooks";

export const App = () => {
  const { assetInfo } = useAssetRuntime();

  const { gotoAssetHome }= useNavigateInHost(); 
  const { hasAccess: hasAccessToMovementTab } = useHasAccessTo({ assetId: assetInfo?.assetId, page: "movement" });
  
  return (
    <div>
      <p>Can goto asset MovementTab: {hasAccessToMovementTab ? "YES" : "NO"}</p>
      <Button onClick={() => assetInfo?.assetId && gotoAssetHome(assetInfo.assetId, { page: "movement" })}>
        MOVE TO ASSET
      </Button>
    </div>
  );
};

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