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@rechat/sdk

v2.0.3

Published

The Rechat SDK lets you add Rechat real-estate features — listing search, an interactive map, listing cards, and lead capture — to any website.

Readme

Rechat SDK

The Rechat SDK lets you add Rechat real-estate features — listing search, an interactive map, listing cards, and lead capture — to any website.

There are two ways to use it, and you can mix them:

  • Web Components — drop-in HTML tags (<rechat-listings>, <rechat-map>, …) that render a full listing search experience. No framework required.
  • JavaScript SDK — a small Rechat.Sdk() class for lead capture, activity tracking, and read access to listings, agents, and testimonials from your own code.

Both ship in one file loaded from a CDN:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/@rechat/sdk@latest/dist/rechat.min.css">
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@rechat/sdk@latest/dist/rechat.min.js"></script>

That's it — the custom elements register themselves and Rechat is available globally.

Documentation

Web Components

JavaScript SDK

The Widget Builder

Prefer not to hand-write tags? Use the Widget Builder bundled with these docs. It's a visual tool where you pick a widget (Listings, or a standalone Search Form), adjust filters and theme, preview it live, and copy the ready-to-paste embed code.

At a glance

A listing-search widget:

<rechat-root brand_id="YOUR_BRAND_ID">
  <rechat-listings>
    <rechat-listing-details></rechat-listing-details>

    <rechat-map-filter></rechat-map-filter>
    <rechat-map></rechat-map>
    <rechat-map-listings-grid></rechat-map-listings-grid>
    <rechat-listings-pagination></rechat-listings-pagination>
  </rechat-listings>
</rechat-root>

Lead capture from code:

const sdk = new Rechat.Sdk()

sdk.Leads.capture(
  { lead_channel: '2c55e69d-adbe-42d9-97a5-bedb43783b80' },
  { first_name: 'John', last_name: 'Doe', email: '[email protected]' },
)