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@cognigy/chat-components

v0.78.0

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Chat Components

This repository contains reusable components Cognigy uses in various of their products in order to render chat-messages such as:

  • text messages
  • galleries
  • quick replies
  • buttons
  • images

and much more. We aim to use these components in various products such as:

  • Cognigy.AI - as part of our Interaction Panel
  • Cognigy Insights - as part of the Transcript Explorer
  • Cognigy Live Agent - in order to render the Chat history
  • Webchat v3 - our new Webchat Widget

Develop

npm run dev

npm run test:watch

To test in local Webchat v3 build:

  1. In /chat-components run npm ci && npm pack
  2. In /Webchat folder run npm i with the correct relative path and file name, e.g. npm i ../chat-components/cognigy-chat-components-0.36.1.tgz

Release

npm version patch or npm version minor

It will bump the version in package.json, commit it and create a git tag.

Push the changes to the GitHub and create a PR.

After the PR is merged:

git push --tags

This will trigger the GitHub Action to create a release on GitHub and will publish the package to npm.