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@cxco/ui-faq

v3.4.7

Published

FAQ Module using @cxco default packages

Downloads

31

Readme

cxco-ui-faq

TODO: description

Usage

This package is a @cxco/core plugin and as such it needs it to work. It also needs @cxco/api-dcx to connect the core to DigitalCX.

import CxcoCore from '@cxco/core'
import cxcoDcxApi from '@cxco/api-dcx'
// import the UI-FAQ package
import cxcoFaqWidget from '@cxco/ui-faq'

const instance = new CxcoCore({ useWindowConfig: true, useWindowApi: true })
const rootElement = document.createElement('div')
// use it as a Cxco Core plugin
instance.use(cxcoFaqWidget(rootElement))
instance.use(cxcoDcxApi({}))

Configuration

For a non-customized version of the "Default FAQ Module" the only thing you need to include in your HTML page is this:


<script>
    window.cxcoConfig = {
    /* project/database configuration */
        project: {
            publicApiKey: 'xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx',
            culture: 'xx',
            customerKey: 'customerA',
            key: 'projectB'
        },
        faq: {
            classificationId: 97,
            classificationName: 'Classification Name',
            /* HTML element where the FAQ will attacht to*/
            parentSelector: '[data-cxco-faq]'         
        }
    };

    cxco = window.cxco || [];

    (function (d, t) {
        var g = d.createElement(t),
            s = d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0];
        g.src = '//projects.elitechnology.com/jsprojects/cxco/default-faq/init.js?v='+(+new Date);
        g.async = true;
        s.parentNode.insertBefore(g, s);
    }(document, 'script'));
</script>

FAQ Options window.cxcoConfig.faq

|option| optional| description| example| |---|---|---|---| |classificationId | mandatory | Classification Id to load the contextual FAQs from | 1 | |classificationName|optional| Classification Name to be displayed above the first column | "All Categories"| |parentSelector|mandatory| A DOMString selector to define where the bot is injected | [data-cxco-faq]| |showNumbering|optional| Show numbers next to the Category names | "All Categories"| |urlQuestion|optional| URL format to read from, and open the corresponding FAQ | "#{categorycrumbs}/{categoryname}/{faqid}/{question}"| |maxBreakpoints|optional| Sets the maximum amount of breakpoints for each category columns | 1|