@intunix/core

Renderer-agnostic core for the Intunix experience platform — the logic layer behind in-app surveys, NPS, CSAT, and feedback forms.

It contains the IntunixClient (event queue, trigger evaluator, experience manager, offline persistence, session tracking) and the framework-agnostic FeedbackRunner + types. You normally consume it through a binding rather than directly:

• @intunix/web — drop-in cx.js for any site (loader tag).
• @intunix/react — React provider + hooks.
• @intunix/vue — Vue 3 provider + composables.

Install

npm install @intunix/core

Direct use

import { IntunixClient } from '@intunix/core';

const client = new IntunixClient({ renderer: myRenderer });

// Register makes a form auto-show when its trigger matches. Do it at init…
await client.init('pk_live_xxx', { register: ['nps_q4'] });
// …or anytime later (returns an unregister fn):
const off = await client.register('exit_survey');

client.identify('u_42', { plan: 'pro' });
client.track('checkout_completed', { value: 99 });

client.showForm('nps_q4');   // or just open one manually, no register needed

A Renderer decides how experiences are displayed — see the React/Vue/web bindings for reference implementations.

How forms show

• Opt-in: a form auto-triggers only after you register it (by slug or id). Unregistered forms never pop on their own — but showForm(slug) still opens any form manually.
• One at a time: trigger matches and manual showForm calls funnel through one queue, so forms appear in sequence, never stacked.
• URL delay: URL-triggered forms wait urlTriggerDelayMs (default 600) so they don't pop the instant a page loads.

await client.init('pk_live_xxx', { register: ['welcome', 'nps_q4'], urlTriggerDelayMs: 600 });

License

Proprietary © Intunix.