How do I login and show a file without the default rooms page showing up?

DocSpace
1

I use the code below to create a new file and show it in the editor. There are two issues:

1.) Using onAppReady does not work unless its called using setTimeout with abt 1 second delay .
I reported this as a bug in github. ( getHashSettings hangs forever)

2.) initManager shows the default page with rooms etc. I do not want this to show, the user should be directed right to the new file. I tried to use initSystem but then it says getHashSettings is invalid.
The mode is set to system, this seems to do nothing ! Still shows the default screen. If I use initEditor i get a blank screen with no errors.

How do I do this correctly ?

const configManager = {
    mode: "system",
    frameId: frameId,
    events: { onAppReady, onAppError },
};
var docspace = DocSpace.SDK.initManager(configManager);

async function onAppReady(){
      var hashSettings = await docSpaceManager.getHashSettings();
      const passwordHash = docSpaceManager.createHash(password, hashSettings);
      await docSpaceManager.login(userName, passwordHash);
      const frame = DocSpace.SDK.frames[frameId];
      const selectedFolder = roomId;
      const res = await frame.createFile(selectedFolder, fileName);
      
      const configEditor = {
          id: res.id,
          frameId: frameId,
          width: "100%",
          height: "100%"
      };

      DocSpace.SDK.initEditor(configEditor);
}
3

Hello @joer00

Firstly, please let me know version of DocSpace that is being used. Also, please elaborate on your usage scenario – do I understand that you are embedding an editor into your own application?

4

Hi Constantine,

I am using version 1.0.1 and yes I am embedding the UI in my webpage.

My posted code was not 100% correct, I use also await on the create createHash method. But as mentioned, when I am not using the setTimeout, the getHashSettings method will never resolve its promise and hangs.

                        var hashSettings = await docSpaceManager.getHashSettings();
                        const passwordHash = await docSpaceManager.createHash(....
5

As I can see, DocSpace is also used as a storage for your files. Are you uploading files to DocSpace manually from your device or from another cloud storage?

6

I got this working, but there IS a bug in your code. You “onReady” event fires altought it is NOT ready.
Only if I add a timeout it works, otherwise createHash hangs forwever

            async function onAppReadWithTimeout() {
                try {
                    setTimeout(async () => {
                        var hashSettings = await docSpaceManager.getHashSettings();
                        const passwordHash = await docSpaceManager.createHash(password, hashSettings);
                        await docSpaceManager.login(userName, passwordHash);
                        console.log("Logged in for frame:" + frameId);
                        resolve();
                    }, 500);
                }
                catch (err) {
                    alert(`Error on login into docspace: ${err}`);
                }
            }
7

May I ask again what is the version of DocSpace used?

8

1.1 so the strange thing is that it works from our production domain, but not from test (localhost).

Both are added to allowed domains, and this sis work before

9

Version 1.1 of DocSpace was released back in 2021. I recommend updating it to the latest version 3.2.1 and see if the situation is resolved for your particular case.