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@ticket0-ai/widget

v1.1.4

Published

Embeddable chat widget for Ticket0 — drop-in chat widget + React component

Readme

@ticket0-ai/widget

Embeddable chat widget for Ticket0 — available as a React component package and a drop-in script tag.

Installation

npm install @ticket0-ai/widget
# or
pnpm add @ticket0-ai/widget

Peer dependencies: react >= 18, react-dom >= 18


Quick start

Drop-in (zero config)

Fetches your workspace theme, color, welcome message, and agent name from the Ticket0 app automatically.

import { Ticket0Chat } from "@ticket0-ai/widget"

export default function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <YourApp />
      <Ticket0Chat workspaceId="ws_abc123" />
    </>
  )
}

Script tag (no bundler required)

<script
  src="https://widget.ticket0.ai/v1/widget.js"
  data-workspace="your-workspace-slug"
></script>

Props

All props are optional except workspaceId. Server config is fetched from your workspace and merged with any props you provide (configMode: "merge" is the default).

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |------|------|---------|-------------| | workspaceId | string | required | Your workspace slug or ID | | apiUrl | string | https://app.ticket0.ai | Base URL of the Ticket0 app | | configMode | "merge" \| "server" \| "local" | "merge" | Config source strategy (see below) | | theme | "light" \| "dark" \| "system" | "system" | Color theme | | primaryColor | string | server value | Primary/accent hex color | | backgroundColor | string | auto | Chat window background color | | fontFamily | string | system font | Font family override | | position | "bottom-right" \| "bottom-left" | server value | Widget position | | welcomeMessage | string | server value | Greeting shown before first message | | agentName | string | server value | Agent display name in header | | agentAvatar | string | server value | Agent avatar URL | | headerTitle | string | server value | Chat window title | | inputPlaceholder | string | "Type a message…" | Textarea placeholder | | locale | string | browser default | Locale for timestamps (e.g. "da") | | zIndex | number | 2147483647 | CSS z-index | | containerRef | RefObject<HTMLElement> | document.body | Portal target | | defaultOpen | boolean | false | Start the widget open | | hideOnMobile | boolean | false | Hide on screens ≤ 640px | | soundEnabled | boolean | false | Play sound on new messages | | onOpen | () => void | — | Called when the widget opens | | onClose | () => void | — | Called when the widget closes | | onMessageSent | (msg) => void | — | Called after a message is sent | | onMessageReceived | (msg) => void | — | Called when an AI reply arrives |

Config modes

| Mode | Behaviour | |------|-----------| | "merge" (default) | Fetch server config, then apply any provided props as overrides | | "server" | Use workspace server config only — props are ignored | | "local" | Use props only — skip the server config fetch entirely |


Full custom example

<Ticket0Chat
  workspaceId="ws_abc123"
  theme="dark"
  position="bottom-left"
  primaryColor="#6366f1"
  agentName="Support"
  agentAvatar="/support-avatar.png"
  welcomeMessage="How can we help you today?"
  locale="da"
  zIndex={9999}
  onOpen={() => analytics.track("chat_opened")}
  onMessageSent={(msg) => console.log("sent:", msg.bodyText)}
/>

Headless / composable mode

For full UI control, use Ticket0Provider and the individual primitives.

Component composition

import {
  Ticket0Provider,
  Ticket0Launcher,
  Ticket0ChatWindow,
  Ticket0Trigger,
} from "@ticket0-ai/widget"

function MyApp() {
  return (
    <Ticket0Provider workspaceId="ws_abc123" theme="dark">
      {/* Floating launcher button (portals to body) */}
      <Ticket0Launcher />

      {/* Floating chat window (portals to body) */}
      <Ticket0ChatWindow />

      {/* Custom trigger anywhere in the page */}
      <Ticket0Trigger>
        <button className="my-chat-button">Talk to us</button>
      </Ticket0Trigger>
    </Ticket0Provider>
  )
}

Fully custom UI with hooks

import { Ticket0Provider, useTicket0 } from "@ticket0-ai/widget"

function CustomChatButton() {
  const { open, isOpen, unreadCount } = useTicket0()

  return (
    <button onClick={open} className="relative">
      Chat with us
      {unreadCount > 0 && (
        <span className="badge">{unreadCount}</span>
      )}
    </button>
  )
}

function App() {
  return (
    <Ticket0Provider workspaceId="ws_abc123" configMode="local" primaryColor="#000">
      <CustomChatButton />
    </Ticket0Provider>
  )
}

Hooks

useTicket0()

Returns the full chat state and controls.

const {
  isOpen,        // boolean
  messages,      // WidgetMessage[]
  unreadCount,   // number
  isSending,     // boolean
  error,         // string | null
  open,          // () => void
  close,         // () => void
  toggle,        // () => void
  sendMessage,   // (text: string) => Promise<void>
} = useTicket0()

useTicket0Unread()

Returns just the unread count (optimised for badge displays).

const count = useTicket0Unread() // number

useTicket0Config()

Returns the resolved config (server + overrides merged). Returns null while loading.

const config = useTicket0Config()
// config.primaryColor, config.agentName, config.theme, etc.

Ticket0Trigger

An unstyled <button> that opens, closes, or toggles the widget on click. Style it however you like.

<Ticket0Trigger action="open">
  <span>💬 Chat</span>
</Ticket0Trigger>

<Ticket0Trigger action="close" className="my-close-btn">
  Close chat
</Ticket0Trigger>

| Prop | Type | Default | |------|------|---------| | children | ReactNode | required | | action | "toggle" \| "open" \| "close" | "toggle" | | className | string | — | | style | CSSProperties | — |


TypeScript

Full type exports are included:

import type {
  Ticket0ChatProps,
  Ticket0ProviderProps,
  Ticket0LauncherProps,
  Ticket0ChatWindowProps,
  Ticket0TriggerProps,
  WidgetMessage,
  ResolvedConfig,
  Ticket0ChatState,
  Theme,
  Position,
  ConfigMode,
} from "@ticket0-ai/widget"

Features

  • Server config by default — workspace theme, color, and copy fetched automatically
  • Full prop override — every server value can be overridden
  • Headless mode — use hooks and primitives to build your own UI
  • TypeScript-first — complete type exports, zero any
  • Dark modetheme="system" follows OS preference automatically
  • Accessible — keyboard navigation, focus trapping, aria-* attributes, screen reader live regions
  • Typing indicator — animated dots while AI is composing a reply
  • Feedback — 👍/👎 rating buttons on AI replies
  • Email capture — optional email form to follow up on conversations
  • Unread badge — shows message count while the widget is closed
  • Escape to close — standard dialog keyboard behaviour
  • Zero extra dependencies — only react and react-dom as peers