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@bavard/bavard-react

v0.0.26

Published

React components for working with Bavard chatbots

Downloads

30

Readme

CircleCI License: MIT

Bavard React Components

A small set of React components for easily including Bavard chatbots within any React app.

Setup

1. Install the npm package.

npm i @bavard/bavard-react

2. Import and use the Bavard React components in your app. For example:

import React from "react";
import { ChatbotWindowPopup } from "@bavard/bavard-react/ChatbotWindowPopup";
import { ChatbotWindowEmbed } from "@bavard/bavard-react/ChatbotWindowEmbed";

function App() {
  return (
    <div style={{ display: "flex", justifyContent: "center" }}>
      <ChatbotWindowPopup agentId="b4d9de5e-2325-4244-98c4-1526643dd0da" />
      <ChatbotWindowEmbed
        agentId="b4d9de5e-2325-4244-98c4-1526643dd0da"
        widgetId={1}
        style={{ height: 600, width: 400 }}
      />
    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Popup Window

Add a popup chatbot window to your app like this. It's only possible to render a single instance of the popup window at a time.

<ChatbotWindowPopup agentId="b4d9de5e-2325-4244-98c4-1526643dd0da" />

This will cause a popup-style chatbot to appear in the window's lower right corner.

Embed Window

Add an embeddable chatbot window to your app as in the code below. You can add as many instances as you like, but each one must have a distinct widgetId number which should be a positive integer. The embed window is rendered inside a div. The dimensions are completely up to you, but we recommend at least 375px in width.

<ChatbotWindowEmbed
  agentId="b4d9de5e-2325-4244-98c4-1526643dd0da"
  widgetId={1}
  style={{ height: 600, width: 400 }}
/>

Here's what an embed chatbot window looks like.