.invoke

Liatir.invoke() calls a low-level bridge command directly.

Use it only when:

• the API has no typed wrapper for what you need;
• you know the command name and payload contract;
• you can handle app-version changes.

Prefer typed namespaces for public plugin code.

Signature

invoke<T = unknown>(cmd: string, payload?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<T>

invoke(cmd, payload=None) -> any

Example

const result = await Liatir.invoke('some_command', {
  some_input: 42
});

console.log('Result:', result);

result = ctx.liatir.invoke('some_command', {
    'some_input': 42
})

print('Result:', result)

Notes

Typed namespaces are more stable and easier to understand and should be preferred. Treat invoke() as an escape hatch for advanced integrations.