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@blotoutio/providers-evo-popup-sdk

v1.60.0

Published

Evo Popup SDK for EdgeTag

Readme

@blotoutio/providers-evo-popup-sdk

Browser-side Evo Popup runtime for EdgeTag. Renders popup rules authored in the evo dashboard into the merchant storefront — modal, slide-in, bar, floating box, and fullscreen takeover formats.

Loading

The CDN worker emits the bundle URL on every storefront page-load when the provider's uiPreferences.mode is enabled or preview. The bundle's init entry point reads manifest.variables.popupRules, picks the first rule whose conditions, schedule, and fatigue all pass, and appends the rendered popup to document.body.

Events

The SDK dispatches custom DOM events on the popup root for host integrations:

| Event | Detail | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | evopopup:submit | { ruleId, formData, integrations? } | | evopopup:dismiss | — | | evopopup:gotostep | { ruleId, stepId } | | evopopup:couponcopied | { ruleId, code } |

Fatigue + Schedule

Per-rule impression count, dismiss state, and conversion state are persisted to sessionStorage or localStorage (keys prefixed evopopup:fatigue:) based on the rule's fatigue settings. The schedule window is re-checked at fire time.

CSP

The SDK appends a <style> element to document.head for keyframe animations and, when the rule defines rule.css, appends a second <style> inside the popup root. Storefronts with style-src 'self' (no unsafe-inline) will block both — keyframe animations and merchant CSS won't apply.