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kuzco

v3.0.4

Published

React Component for product-agnostic NPS survey

Downloads

8,650

Readme

kuzco

React Component for product-agnostic NPS survey

Usage

    <NPSModal
        header={'Satisfaction Survey'} // optional
        modalClassName={'revshare'} // optional
        mainQuestion={'How happy are you with our product?'}
        promoterFollowUpQuestion={`We're so happy you're happy! We'd love to hear more about your experience:`}
        neutralFollowUpQuestion={`How can we improve your experience?`}
        detractorFollowUpQuestion={`We're sorry you feel that way! What is our product missing?`}

        minScoreBlurb={'Not Happy'} // optional
        maxScoreBlurb={'Very Happy'} // optional
        maxScore={10}
        detractorUpperBound={6}
        promoterLowerBound={9}

        onScoreClick={(score, question) => {alert('User selected ' + score + ' when asked ' + question)}}
        onCommentSubmit={(comment, question) => {alert('User entered ' + comment + ' when asked ' + question)}}

        contentClassName=""
        overlayClassName=""
    />

Use product-specific rules engine to determine when to add the modal to the ReactDOM.

The question that was asked and the response are passed back to the onScoreClick and onCommentSubmit functions for data collection purposes.

Demo

Run npm run example

Go to localhost:8080

Props

| Property | Type | Required | Description | | --------------------------- | -------- |----------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | header | String | No | Eye catching header for question. | | modalClassName | String | No | Modal Class Name this product belongs to, for styling purposes. | | modalClassPrefix | String | No | Custom prefix to add in front of .modal-header and .modal-body elements, for styling purposes | | overlayClassName | String | No | Classname to attach to the react-modal overlay component (for custom styling) | | mainQuestion | String | Yes | Product specific first question. | | promoterFollowUpQuestion | String | Yes | Product specific question to ask users who chose a score in the promoter score range [Promoter Lower Bound,..., Maximum Score] | | neutralFollowUpQuestion | String | Yes | Product specific question to ask users who chose a score in the neutral score range. (Detractor Upper Bound,..., Promoter Upper Bound) | | detractorFollowUpQuestion | String | Yes | Product specific question to ask users who chose a score in the detractor score range. [0,..., Detractor Upper Bound] | | minScoreBlurb | String | No | Text associated with the lowest score | | maxScoreBlurb | String | No | Text associated with the highest score | | maxScore | Number | Yes | Maximum score for users to choose from. Zero is the minimum. | | detractorUpperBound | Number | Yes | Inclusive upper boundary for detract score range. | | promoterLowerBound | Number | Yes | Inclusive lower boundary for promoter score range. | | onScoreClick | Function | Yes | Function for parent component to handle User selecting score. | | onCommentSubmit | Function | Yes | Function for parent component to handle User submitting comment. |