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refiner-js

v1.2.4

Published

Official NPM wrapper for the Refiner.io JavaScript Web-Client

Readme

Refiner NPM Client Wrapper

This repository hosts the official Refiner NPM wrapper. The wrapper loads the Refiner JavaScript Web-Client to your application and gives you access to all client methods.

You can use the Refiner NPM client to track user data in Refiner and launch in-app surveys within your application. All method calls are queued end executed once the client is fully loaded.

Refiner is a microsurvey tool designed specifically for web and mobile applications. Collect spot-in insights from your users with perfectly timed in-app surveys.

With Refiner you can ask your users any question while they are using your application. Measure customer satisfaction (CSAT), Net Promoter Score (NPS), or customer effort score (CES), research what to built next or profile your users. Refiner supports all product feedback survey use cases and comes packed with expert-built templates that will get you started quickly.

Installation

npm install refiner-js;

Usage

The repository includes sample implementations for Next.js and Vue.js frameworks.

Check out our documentation for more information on how to initalize and use the client.

Quick installation

Copy & paste the code below into your applications and replace the static value PROJECT_ID. You can find your project / environment ID in the your Refiner dashboard under Settings > Web Client.

The JavaScript Web-Client is now loaded and ready to communicate with the Refiner backend API.

import _refiner from 'refiner-js';

_refiner('setProject', 'PROJECT_ID');

Identify users (recommended)

Identifying your users with a uniqueu identifier allows you to better target specific user groups, sync survey responses with other tools, trigger user specific automations, etc.

We recommend to identify your users whenever possible.

_refiner('identifyUser', {
  id: 'USER-ID-ABC-123', // Each user needs an ID or email address
  email: '[email protected]', // Each user needs an ID or email address
  name: 'Jane Doe', // The full name of the user
});

All client methods

For a full list of client methods, please continue reading our client reference.