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@getuserfeedback/protocol

v0.3.0

Published

getuserfeedback widget protocol — host surface and (later) wire protocol

Readme

@getuserfeedback/protocol

Public contract surface for host integrations that load and control the getuserfeedback widget.

Lifecycle contract

This package defines the public shapes for:

  • init-time widget configuration
  • post-load widget commands
  • host SDK types and settlement helpers

What hosts can do after init

After the widget has been initialized, a public host integration may:

  • identify the current user with identify
  • update consent with configure({ consent })
  • update theme with configure({ colorScheme })
  • update auth with configure({ auth })
  • open, prefetch, prerender, close, or reset flows

Identification

Public identification is already supported.

Use one of these public command shapes:

  • { kind: "identify", userId, traits? }
  • { kind: "identify", traits }

identify is a post-init lifecycle operation. The public root contract does not currently accept identity inside init or configure.

Navigation updates

Explicit public navigation update commands are not part of the current public contract.

There is no public navigate, updatePage, or hostContextUpdated command in @getuserfeedback/protocol. Hosts should not invent private navigation bridges on top of internal loader or core commands.

Loader-driven integrations may still observe browser URL changes internally for targeting and telemetry, but that behavior is internal runtime behavior, not a stable public contract yet.

GTM and other adapters

Adapters built on top of this package should only bridge capabilities that exist in this public contract.

  • Use identify only because it is public and supported.
  • Keep consent and theme updates mapped to configure.
  • Do not expose custom navigation-update fields until this package defines a public navigation contract.