Share
The humble act of Sharing can trip up any developer. Keep it clean and simple with Onymos Share. Send text, media, or other kinds of files to any app on your device that supports them.
Connect to others with Share
Social sharing functionality is common in apps today. Onymos Share provides a simple and consistent interface for developers regardless.
Compatibility across devices, operating systems, and versions
The Onymos Share component maintains the same simple interface to use across mobile platforms, like the last 3 major versions (and all the minor versions within them) of iOS and Android.
Share it any way
Whether its sharing via messaging, email, printing or AirDrop, Onymos Share has the functionality your users expect.
Everything you need for Share
The simplest, fastest way to add sharing.
Match the look
Front-end configuration via standard HTML/CSS ensures the Share Feature fits seamlessly into your existing project.
Full stack
Unlike plugins or code snippets, each Onymos Feature is full stack, from the user interface to the cloud layer.
No looking back
Onymos supports the Feature at every stage. Updates are as simple as rebuilding with our newest object release.
OnymosShare.showSocial(
message,
function successCallback(status) {
// status: String. The status message on a
//successful share operation
console.log(status)
},
function failureCallback(error) {
console.log(error);
});
/* end function authenticate */
What’s in Share?
User interface
- Default OS-specific native share UI
Device-side functionality
- Allows sharing of a message with all available sharing mechanisms available in the OS and authorized by the user
Server-side functionality
N/A
Developer Resources
The Onymos advantage
UI-to-cloud functionality
Every component comes fully functional — from the front-end user interface to back-end cloud connectivity. Just integrate and use.
Serverless architecture
Share connects directly to your cloud, not an interim server, helping speed up app performance.
Open standards-based
Innovate confidently with components built on open standards like HTML, CSS, and JS, as well as Java/Kotlin (Android) and Swift (iOS).