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feat/setApiUrlInternalListener #169

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  • feat: re-attach plugins/listeners after updates to the listener code if adding externally
  • chore: changeset
  • feat: set CROSSENV_FLATFILE_API_URL on internally used @flatfile/api clients if set on the spaceProps

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This update enhances the @flatfile/react package by improving event listener management and enabling dynamic configurations. Key changes include the integration of accessToken into various hooks, which allows for more responsive event handling and contextual usage. These modifications ensure that listeners can be effectively managed across different scenarios, ultimately improving the developer experience and the robustness of applications utilizing this package.

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File Change Summary
.../legacy/useCreateListener.ts Added check for apiUrl to dynamically set the Flatfile API URL, enhancing configurability.
.../useEvent.ts Introduced accessToken in context, improved listener checks to avoid empty callbacks, and updated dependencies for better responsiveness on changes.
.../useListener.ts Added accessToken from context, updated dependencies in useEffect to react to changes in the access token, enhancing listener behavior based on authentication states.
.../usePlugin.ts Integrated accessToken into context usage and updated dependencies in useEffect for improved responsiveness to access token changes.

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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
.changeset/fast-peaches-return.md (1)

5-5: Fix typo and improve grammar.

Correct the typo "addign" to "adding" and improve the grammar for clarity.

- Fix for addign and changing listeners when not inline
+ Fix for adding and changing listeners when not inline

@bangarang bangarang force-pushed the feat/setApiUrlInternalListener branch from 39a3e8d to eea64b3 Compare August 6, 2024 02:44
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