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navigateToMiniProgram

Base Library 1.3.9 is supported, iOS version 2.1.23, Android version 2.1.38

navigateToMiniProgram(Object object)

Open another MiniApp

Parameters

Object object

Properties	Type	The default value is	Required	illustrate
appId	string		Yes	The appId of the MiniApp to open
path	string		No	The path of the page that opens, or the home page if empty. path ? The latter part becomes a query, and the query data can be obtained in the callback functions of App.onLaunch, App.onShow and Page.onLoad of the Mini App or the ft.onShow callback functions of the Mini Game and ft.getLaunchOptionsSync. For mini-games, you can pass in only the query part to achieve the parameter effect, such as :?foo=bar.
extraData	Object		No	The data that needs to be passed to the target Mini App can be obtained by the Target Mini App in App.onLaunch, App.onShow. If you jump to a mini-game, you can get this data in ft.onShow, ft.getLaunchOptionsSync.
success	function		No	The interface calls the callback function successfully
fail	function		No	The interface callback function failed to call
complete	function		No	The callback function at the end of the interface call (both successful and failed

Example

navigateBackMiniProgram

Base Library 1.3.9 is supported, iOS version 2.1.23, Android version 2.1.38

navigateBackMiniProgram(Object object)

Parameters

Object object

Properties	Type	The default value is	Required	Description
extraData	Object	{}	No	The data that needs to be returned to the previous MiniApp can be retrieved in App.onShow.
success	function		No	The interface calls the callback function successfully
fail	function		No	The callback function that failed the interface callback function
complete	function		No	The callback function at the end of the interface call (the call succeeds or fails to execute the

Sample Code

exitMiniProgram

ft.exitMiniProgram(Object object)

Exit the current MiniApp. There must be a click behavior for the call to succeed.

Parameters

Object object

Properties	Type	The default value is	Required	Description
success	function		No	The interface calls the callback function successfully
fail	function		No	The callback function that failed the interface callback function
complete	function		No	The callback function at the end of the interface call (the call succeeds or fails)