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@appointlet/appointlet.js

v3.0.7

Published

JavaScript SDK for Appointlet.

Downloads

103

Readme

@appointlet/appointlet.js

npm npm Netlify Status

Appointlet JavaScript SDK for adding your booking page to your website.

Installation

# NPM
npm install @appointlet/appointlet.js

# Yarn (please note we only support yarn 1.X at this time)
yarn add @appointlet/appointlet.js

Usage

There are two ways you can render the scheduling page on your website:

  1. A modal that is opened after the user takes some action.
  2. An inline embed directly into your website.

Both methods require a valid Appointlet scheduling page link (e.g. https://appt.link/your-scheduling-page).

import Appointlet from '@appointlet/appointlet.js'
// Styles can be imported from
import '@appointlet/appointlet.js/dist/appointlet.min.css'

// Create an instance of the Appointlet object, passing in your scheduling page URL.
const appointlet = new Appointlet('https://appt.link/your-scheduling-page')

// Open the scheduling page in a modal layout.
// This returns the bookingData if completed and null if canceled
const meetingData = await appointlet.openModal()

// Embed the scheduling page into a DOM node on the page.
// This returns the bookingData if completed and null if canceled
const meetingData = await appointlet.inlineEmbed(
  document.getElementById('place-to-put-the-scheduling-page')
)

Loading snippet from CDN

The script loads on either document:DOMContentLoaded or window:load events

For best effect do not use async on the script tag, it can cause the script to miss the document:DOMContentLoaded event this will delay loading until the window:load event triggers.

<html>
  <body>
    <script defer src="https://js.appointlet.com/"></script>
    <link href="https://js.appointlet.com/styles.css" rel="stylesheet" />
    <div
      class="appointlet-inline"
      data-appointlet-inline="https://appt.link/your-scheduling-page"
    ></div>
  </body>
</html>

TypeScript

We're working on proper typings, but these should work in a pinch.

declare class Appointlet {
  constructor(link: string)
  inlineEmbed: (el: Element) => Promise<SchedulerAttendeeNode | null>
  openModal: () => Promise<SchedulerAttendeeNode | null>
}