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@batch.com/in-app-webview-sdk

v1.0.0

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Batch.com's In-App messaging webview SDK. It is meant to be used in webview formats, which is displayed using our mobile SDKs.

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Batch In-App WebView SDK

This repository hosts:

  • The Javascript "bridge" SDK, which allows communication from the page to the native component of Batch in iOS / Android apps.
  • A development kit, which is a simple webpage that allows.
    See the devkit folder's README for more info
  • A sample template, implementing a user survey.
    The sample is responsive, implements iOS specific guidelines and uses the Javascript SDK to track events back to Batch.
    See devkit/samples/survey for more information.

Requirements

This SDK requires a relatively modern browser that supports Promise.
On iOS/Android, it requires Batch SDK 1.17 or higher.

Integrating the SDK into your web page

Add the following tag on your page:

<head>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@batch.com/[email protected]/build/batch-webview-sdk.min.js"></script>

As the script is very light, we encourage you to synchronously load it in <head> so that it is always available.

The SDK will be available as a global object called batchInAppSDK.

You can also host batch-webview-sdk.min.js on your own server.

Releases are [published on npm]](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@batch.com/in-app-webview-sdk): @batch.com/in-app-webview-sdk

API Reference

The API reference can be found here, in the form of a Typescript definition.

Developing the SDK

Files are located in "src" and are built in "build".

src is typescript that compiles to ES5. Be careful about runtime dependencies, as Typescript doesn't polyfill them.

It's a standard typescript project so use your favourite editor. The repository comes preconfigured for IntelliJ (Webstorm/Phpstorm/Ultimate) and VSCode.

Your editor should have an eslint plugin enabled. Formatting will be handled via prettier.

Build the SDK

npm run build-minified

This will output build/batch-webview-sdk.min.js

Serve it

npm run serve

This will serve the SDK on port 9094. A devkit will also be available on http://localhost:9094

Note: This expects you to have built the SDK using npm run build-minified.

Watch

npm run watch

Combines build & serve, will automatically rebuild the SDK when changes occur.