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@statflo/textkit-widget-sdk-react

v1.3.2

Published

React Widget SDK for TextKit

Downloads

6

Readme

TextKit by Statflo

TextKit Widget React SDK

Installation

yarn add @statflo/textkit-widget-sdk-react

TextKit Provider

Begin by importing the provider into your App.tsx file

import { TextKitWidgetProvider } from "@statflo/textkit-widget-sdk-react";
import Widget from "./Widget";

export default function App() {
  return (
    <TextKitWidgetProvider header="My header" footer="My footer">
      <Widget />
    </TextKitWidgetProvider>
  )
}

Available properties

| Property | Type | Default | Description | |--|--|--|--| | header | string | undefined | Initial header value. Recommended for Standard Widgets. | | footer | string | undefined | Initial footer value. Recommended for Standard Widgets. | | label | string | undefined | Required for Action widgets that use the Conversation Scope. | | scrollOverride | boolean | false | Override the default scroll implmentation so you can create and manage your own. |

TextKit hook

The following hook will give you access to the current widget state along with helpers for performing various functions. When importing this hook ensure it's within a child component of the above Provider.

import { useTextKitWidget } from "@statflo/textkit-widget-sdk-react";

export default function Widget() {
  const { state, setHeader, setFooter } = useTextKitWidget();

  const handleUpdateHeader = () => {
    setHeader("My new header");
  };

  const handleUpdateFooter = () => {
    setFooter("My new footer");
  };

  return (
    <div>
      <p>My Widget Content</p>
      <button onClick={handleUpdateHeader}>Update Header</button>
      <button onClick={handleUpdateFooter}>Update Footer</button>
    </div>
  );
}

Available Properties/Methods

| Property | Type | Property | Description | |--|--|--|--| | state | object | | Current widget state please review below for all the available properties. | | setFooter | function | string | Update the widget footer. Used for Standard Widgets. | | setHeader | function | string | Update the widget header. Used for Standard Widgets. | | setLabel | function | string | Update the widget label. Used for Action Widgets using the Conversation Scope.| | setOpen | function | boolean | Open or close the widget. | | setSize | function | WidgetViewSize | Change the size of the widget. Used for Standard Widgets. Must be an instance of WidgetViewSize which can be imported. See below. | | appendMessage | function | string | The text/string you want to append to the message input. Used for Sendable Widets. | | replaceMessage | function | string | The text/string you want to replace to the message input with. Used for Sendable Widets. | | client | widgetClient | | Access to the underlying widget class for low level implementations. Read the Widget SDK Readme for more details. |

State Properties

When importing state from useTextKitWidget() these are the available properties.

| Property | Type | Description | |--|--|--| | context | object | Will return the current conversation context. | | defaultScroll | boolean | Whether you are using the default scrolling functionality or not. Default scrolling will be based on the length of the body and the state of the widget. | | isOpen | boolean | Whether the widget is opened or not. Used in Standard widgets. | | isReady | boolean | The state of the widget. This will be true when TextKit is aware the widget has been registered. | | isShown | boolean | Whether the widget is shown or not. Used in Sendables and Action widgets. | | maxHeight | number | Will return the available maximum height based on the resolution. Great for when creating your own scrolling capabilities. | | size | WidgetViewSize | Will contain one of the enum values from WidgetViewSize. This is for Standard Widgets only. |

Widget View Size

import { WidgetViewSize } from "@statflo/textkit-widget-sdk-react";

/**
 * Example function
 * 
 * Available enums
 * 
 * WidgetViewSize.Small
 * WidgetViewSize.Medium
 * WidgetViewSize.Large
 */
setSize(WidgetViewSize.Medium);

Medium & Large Content Wrappers

These helper components listen for the size state changes and will display the correct content based on the current state value.

Example

import { MediumContent, LargeContent } from "@statflo/textkit-widget-sdk-react";

export default function Widget() {
  return (
    <div>
      <MediumContent>
        This content will be visible when Standard widgets are in their default view state. WidgetViewState.Medium.
      </MediumContent>
      <LargeContent>
        This content will be visible when Standard widgets are in their default view state. WidgetViewState.Large.
      </LargeContent>
    </div>
  )
}