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@twomilia/web

v0.1.0

Published

Thin, typed loader for the Twomilia web agent. Loads the runtime from the CDN (like @stripe/stripe-js) — no heavy bundle.

Downloads

219

Readme

@twomilia/web

Thin, typed loader for the Twomilia web agent. It injects the runtime from the CDN once and calls Twomilia.init(config) for you — the heavy agent stays on the CDN (same model as @stripe/stripe-js). SSR-safe, framework-agnostic.

Prefer a framework wrapper if you use one: @twomilia/react, @twomilia/vue, @twomilia/angular, @twomilia/svelte. They all build on this package. Pure <script> tag also still works — see the dashboard docs.

Install

npm install @twomilia/web

Use

import { loadTwomilia } from "@twomilia/web";

loadTwomilia({
  analyticsKey: "twomilia_pub_...",
  knowledgeBase: true,            // ground answers in your dashboard knowledge
  ignoreSelectors: ["#billing", "[data-pii]"],
  confirmSelectors: ["button.delete", "[type=submit]"],
  customTools: {
    track_order: {
      name: "track_order",
      description: "Look up delivery status by order number",
      parameters: { orderNumber: { type: "string" } },
      execute: async ({ orderNumber }) => {
        const o = await api.getOrder(orderNumber as string);
        return o
          ? { success: true, message: `${o.status} — arrives ${o.eta}` }
          : { success: false, message: "Order not found" };
      },
    },
  },
});

API

| Export | Signature | Notes | |---|---|---| | loadTwomilia | (config: TwomiliaConfig, options?: { src?: string }) => Promise<Twomilia \| undefined> | Injects twomilia.js once, then init(config). No-op on the server; idempotent (never double-mounts). | | isTwomiliaLoaded | () => boolean | Whether the agent has been initialized on this page. | | TwomiliaConfig, TwomiliaTool | types | Typed config + custom-action shape. |

analyticsKey (from Dashboard → Setup & API Keys) is the only required field; proxyUrl / serverUrl default to Twomilia Cloud. Pass options.src to load a self-hosted twomilia.js.

SSR

loadTwomilia returns immediately (no-op) when window is undefined, so it's safe to import anywhere — just call it from a client-only lifecycle (effect / onMounted / isPlatformBrowser). The framework wrappers already do this for you.