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@penguin-wolf/braze-integration

v2.0.3

Published

1. install using `npm i @penguinwolf/braze-integration` 2. import into your project and construct the integration ```js import BrazeIntegration from "@penguin-wolf/braze-integration";

Readme

Basic Usage

  1. install using npm i @penguinwolf/braze-integration
  2. import into your project and construct the integration
import BrazeIntegration from "@penguin-wolf/braze-integration";

const sdkKey = '...';
const sdkUrl = '...';
const enableLogging = scriptData.WP_ENV === 'development'; // note: only enable logging on development environments

const brazeIntegration = new BrazeIntegration(sdkKey, sdkUrl, enableLogging);
  1. You can access the Braze SDK instance directly from the brazeIntegration object
const braze = brazeIntegration.braze;
braze.logCustomEvent('set_location', {
  location: 'QLD',
});

Updating the Braze SDK

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Run npm i @braze/web-sdk@latest to update the Braze SDK to the latest
  3. Increment the package version in package.json, run npm i to update package-lock.json
  4. Commit and then tag with the new version like so git tag -a v2.0.1, changing the version to match package.json
  5. Push changes and tags: git push && git push --tags
  6. Publish to npm with npm publish (note: you will need to be authenticated with the @penguin-wolf npm account)
  7. In a project that uses this module use npm outdated to check for updates and @penguin-wolf/braze-integration to install the latest version of this module. Rebuild and deploy as normal

TODO

  • [ ] Make warning for "multiple braze versions loaded" explicitly say which version is already loaded and which version we are trying to load now