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@workflowai/react

v0.1.0-beta.1

Published

React components for WorkflowAI

Readme

WorkflowAI React SDK

A client side library to integrate with WorkflowAI

Usage

Feedback

Collecting end user feedback is a very useful way to measure the health of an AI agent based feature.

All you need to send feedback to WorkflowAI is the feedback_token that is provided by the run endpoint. The feedback_token is a signed token that allows posting feedback to a single run. Once the feedback token is propagated to your client application, we have a couple of different ways to send feedback to WorkflowAI.

There can be only one feedback per token & user ID (including an anonymous User ID). So sending a new feedback for the same token / user ID pair will overwrite the existing ones.

Thumbs Up / Down component

The easiest way to integrate. A very simple 👍 / 👎 component that opens a feedback modal. This component maintains state so a returning customer will still be able to see its feedback.

import { FeedbackButtons } from '@workflowai/react'

...
   <FeedbackButtons feedbackToken={...} userID={...} className='...'/>
...

Feedback Modal

A function to open the Feedback modal directly.

import { openFeedbackModal } from '@workflowai/react'


openFeedbackModal({
    userID: "",
    feedbackToken: "",
    outcome: "",
    onSubmitted: (outcome) => {...},
})

Send / Get feedback functions

If more control is needed, the underlying api calls are also exposed as functions.

import { getFeedback, sendFeedback } from '@workflowai/react';

await sendFeedback({
  feedbackToken: '',
  outcome: 'positive',
  comment: '',
  userID: '',
});

const outcome = getFeedback({ feedbackToken, userID });