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demoloop-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Install and verify the Demoloop widget on your site

Downloads

7

Readme

demoloop-cli

Install and verify the Demoloop widget — similar to hs get-started for HubSpot.

Publish (maintainers)

npm login
pnpm cli:publish

Install

npm install -g demoloop-cli

From the monorepo:

pnpm dl get-started

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | dl get-started | Print the full setup checklist | | dl get-started --profile sdk | Solution architect / SDK showcase path (preview) | | dl init | Interactive — saves .demoloop.json and prints your snippet | | dl snippet | Print the script tag from config | | dl verify https://yoursite.com | Confirm the widget is on your page |

Example

dl init --key dl_your_workspace_key --website https://acme.com
dl snippet
dl verify https://acme.com

Config (.demoloop.json)

{
  "profile": "demo",
  "widgetKey": "dl_...",
  "origin": "https://getdemoloop.com",
  "websiteUrl": "https://acme.com",
  "mode": "modal",
  "label": "See it live",
  "position": "right"
}

Add .demoloop.json to .gitignore if it contains staging keys.

Profiles

  • demo (default) — live product demo widget for marketing sites
  • sdk — SDK & solution architect showcase: different widget label, agent prompts, onboarding preset, and scenes (Quickstart, API, Architecture)

Set SDK mode in Demoloop onboarding step 1 or patch experienceProfile: "sdk" on your workspace. The CLI --profile sdk saves local config; the workspace setting drives runtime behavior.

dl get-started --profile sdk
dl init --profile sdk --key dl_... --website https://docs.yourplatform.com

HubSpot (optional)

Customers connect HubSpot in the Demoloop dashboard (OAuth). HubSpot CLI is only needed if you build on HubSpot:

npm install -g @hubspot/cli
hs init
hs get-started

Demoloop platform OAuth app setup: see INTEGRATIONS.md.