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@rededor/nice-chat-component-lib

v0.5.12

Published

Web component que encapsula funções do Nice Chat.

Downloads

175

Readme

👨‍💻 Nice Chat Web Component

Este componente encapsula uma API de acesso ao Nice Chat. Para utiliza-lo é necessário um token de acesso a um dashboard do Nice Chat.

🌐 Utilizando esse componente

Para utiliza-lo, você precisará instala-lo via npm/yarn. IMPORTANTE É necessário o arquivo npmrc com as credenciais de leitura para pacotes da Rede D'or.

🚧 Atente-se com as props obrigatórias e as disponíveis, atualmente:

  /**
   * Evento chamado ao ser modificado o estado de visibilidade do widget.
   */
  @Event() widgetChange: EventEmitter<boolean>;
  /**
   * Evento disparado assim que o chat for carregado na tela.
   */
  @Event() chatLoaded: EventEmitter<void>;
  /** Required
   * Token de acesso ao dashboard do nice chat.
   */
  @Prop() token: string;
  /** Required
   * Modifica interface para versão mobile.
   */
  @Prop() isMobile: boolean = false;
  /** Required
   *  Define se o componente deve ser chamado durante a montagem da inteface.
   *  @true [default] as APIs que abrem o chat são chamadas apenas quando o usuário clicar no botão.
   *  @false o componente é chamando assim que o elemento é montado na tela.
   */
  @Prop() isLazy: boolean = true;
  /** Not Required
   * Esconde o formulário em que é pedido o nome do usuário e
   * mostra diretamente a conversa.
   *
   */
  @Prop() hidePreSurvey: boolean = false;
  /** Not Required
   * Nome para identificação do usuário.
   */
  @Prop() userName?: string;
  /** Not Required
   *  Redirecionar o usuário para uma fila/skill específica, ao iniciar a conversa.
   *  Propriedade escutada, portanto mudanças nela acarreta afeitos colaterais na página.
   *
   *  @param TicketThreadProp - aceita ‘string’ do tipo TicketThreadEnum
   */
  @Prop() ticketThreadChosen?: TicketThreadProp

🌐 Webcomponent no HTML

  • Escrever script que chama o webcomponent:
<script type="module">
  import { defineCustomElements } from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@rededor/[email protected]/dist/loader/index.js';
  defineCustomElements();
</script>
  • Utilizar Tag <nice-chat> no <body>, e encapsular o botão que abre o Chat:
<!-- adicione a token e implemente os atributos. -->
<nice-chat token="" is-mobile="true">...</nice-chat>
  • Adicionar lógica que exibe view do Chat para mobile ou desktop (abaixo da tag <nice-chat>)
<script>
  let isDesktop = window.matchMedia("(min-width: 768px)");

  function _setNiceDisplay() {
    const handleNiceView = ({ isMobile = false }) => (
      const niceChat = document.querySelector('nice-chat')
      niceChat.setAttribute('is-mobile', String(isMobile))
    )

    return handleNiceView({ isMobile: !isDesktop.matches })
  }

  _setNiceDisplay()
</script>

⚛️ Webcomponent no React

  • Começe com npm ou yarn, a instalação da lib @rededor/nice-chat-component-lib-react
npm install @rededor/nice-chat-component-lib-react
// ou
yarn add @rededor/nice-chat-component-lib-react
  • Você pode usar o WebComponent como se estivesse a usar outro componente do projeto:
// exemplo de como importar o ChatNice - React
import { NiceChat } from '@rededor/nice-chat-component-lib-react';
  • Na sequência, use o componente se atentando as props obrigatórias.
// exemplo de como utilizar o webcomponent - React
<ChatNice isLazy={false} token={CHATNICE} isMobile={!isDesktop} style={{ display: 'none' }} />

⚠️ Pode ser que você encontre alguns problemas por falta de uma dependência, que no caso seria: @rededor/nice-chat-component, caso ainda haja problemas mesmo essa outra lib instalada, veja se o seu projeto transpila esses componentes fora da pasta "/src", tente configurar o babel para isso.

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Instead, use a prefix that fits your company or any name for a group of related components. For example, all of the Ionic generated web components use the prefix ion.

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