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@humach/lca-widget

v2.3.6

Published

A React widget for Humach LCA

Readme

LCA Widget

LCA Widget is a React based self-implementing widget for Humach LCA. This package provides a reusable API.

Building and Packing

Before using the package, it will need to be built and packaged. Run the following commands:

npm run build
npm run pack

This will create a tarball file that can be installed in the host application.

Installation

To install the package in the host application, run:

npm install /path/to/tarball/file.tgz

Usage

Below is an example of how to use the WidgetAPI functions in the host application:

import WidgetAPI from 'lca-widget';
const { initWidget, sendMessage, closeWidget } = WidgetAPI;


// Initializing the widget with configuration options
const config = {
  wsUrl: "wss://example.com/websocket",      // string
  wsApiKey: "12345-ABCDE",                   // string
  jwtToken: "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5c...",  // string
  widgetWidth: 400,                          // number
  widgetHeight: 600,                         // number
  campaignID: "campaign123",                 // string
  tenantID: "tenant456",                     // string
  sessionID: "session789",                   // string
  queueID: "queue101112",                    // string
  agentID: "agent131415",                    // string
  agentName: "John Doe",                     // string
  channel: "voice",                          // string
  customerANI: "+1234567890",                // string
  customerID: 7890                           // string | number
};

initWidget(config);


// Sending an array of messages
// The array should contain all of the messages with the most recent being at the end
const messages = [{
  id: "987", //string
  text: "How can I help you?", //string
  createdAt: new Date().toISOString(), //ISO 8601 date format
  senderType: 'Agent' | 'Customer'
}];

sendMessage(messages);


//Closing the websocket connection and removing the widget from the DOM
closeWidget();