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@amboras-dev/trustpilot

v2.0.0

Published

Trustpilot TrustBox widget + invitation hooks for Amboras storefronts

Readme

@amboras-dev/trustpilot

Trustpilot integration for Amboras storefronts. Ships the TrustBox widget bootloader, the TrustBox slot component, domain-verification <meta> tag injection, and a typed getTrustpilotConfig helper for reading non-secret plugin config from Medusa.

Exports

  • . - server-safe entry: types + config helpers.
  • ./get-config - getTrustpilotConfig({ baseUrl?, publishableApiKey?, storeId? }).
  • ./slot-components - client-only React components:
    • TrustpilotBootstrap - rootProviders slot component. Idempotently injects the TrustBox bootloader script and renders the trustpilot-one-time-domain-verification-id meta tag.
    • TrustBox - the widget renderer. Renders <div class="trustpilot-widget"> and calls window.Trustpilot.loadFromElement(el, true) once the bootloader resolves.

Notes

  • Storefronts are Next.js 15+/React 19 only. React 19's built-in <meta> hoisting is required for the domain-verification tag to reach <head>.
  • Trustpilot has NO test mode. Any sendInvitation call triggers a real customer email. The invitation dispatch itself lives in the Medusa module (medusa-backend-orchestrator), not this package.
  • The invitations API has no server-side dedup on referenceNumber. Dedup is enforced by the trustpilot_invitations (store_id, order_id) UNIQUE outbox in the Medusa module.

Config shape

getTrustpilotConfig returns the non-secret subset. Secrets (api_key, api_secret, business_user_id, sender_email) never cross the storefront boundary.