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@quasarke/ng-gainsight

v1.0.1

Published

This library is meant to integrate with gainsight px and make it easy for angular developers to use it.

Downloads

365

Readme

NgGainsight

This library is meant to integrate with gainsight px and make it easy for angular developers to use it.

I have no affiliation with gainsight however I needed to implement there product and there normal solution wasn't great and there were no alternatives so I made this.

Install

npm i --save @quasarke/ng-gainsight

in a module

  imports: [
    ...
    GainsightModule.forRoot({ tagKey: 'XX-XXXXXX' })
    ...
  ],

in a componet or service once you have account and user data

  constructor(private gainsight: GainsightService) {
    this.gainsight.initGainSight({ user:{ id: '1', email: '[email protected]'}, account: {id:'1', name:'acme'}})
  }

There is also a pipe that allows you to add classes easily in the gpx format

<a [ngClass]="'example' | gainsight: 'gainsight'" target="_blank" rel="noopener" href="https://quasarke.com"></a>

the class outputs as gpx-gainsight-example if the featurepath is provile or gpx-example if none is

There are alternative ways of loading this library if needed and the script source used can be overridden

GainsightModule.forRoot({ tagKey: 'XX-XXXXXX',config: { user:{ id: '1', email: '[email protected]'}, account: {id:'1', name:'acme'}} , scriptSource: 'https://web-sdk.aptrinsic.com/api/aptrinsic.js' })

will load all the data on module import

alternatively you can load the module without for root

   imports: [
    ...
    GainsightModule
    ...
  ],

end call the functions in the service

  constructor(private gainsight: GainsightService) {
    this.gainsight.InjectGainSight('XX-XXXXX'); 
    this.gainsight.initGainSight({ user:{ id: '1', email: '[email protected]'}, account: {id:'1', name:'acme'}})
  }