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@suprsend/react-inbox

v3.5.1

Published

SuprSend SDK for integrating inbox functionality in React applications

Downloads

4,851

Readme

@suprsend/react-inbox

Integrating SuprSend Inbox channel in React websites can be done in two ways:

  • SuprSendInbox component which comes with UI and customizing props.
  • SuprSendProvider headless component and hooks, incase you want to totally take control of UI. (example: Full page notifications).

Detailed documentation can be found here: https://docs.suprsend.com/docs/inbox-react

Installation

You can install SuprSend inbox SDK using npm/yarn

npm install @suprsend/react-inbox

SuprSendInbox Integration

After installing, Import the component in your code and use it as given below. Replace the variables with actual values.

import SuprSendInbox from '@suprsend/react-inbox'
import 'react-toastify/dist/ReactToastify.css' // needed for toast notifications, can be ignored if hideToast=true

// add to your react component;
<SuprSendInbox
  workspaceKey='<workspace_key>'
  subscriberId='<subscriber_id>'
  distinctId='<distinct_id>'
/>
interface ISuprSendInbox {
  workspaceKey: string
  distinctId: string | null
  subscriberId: string | null
  tenantId?: string
  stores?: IStore[]
  pageSize?: number
  pagination?: boolean
  ...
}

| Field | Type | Description | | :----------- | :------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | workspaceKey | string (Mandatory) | You can find it in SuprSend Dashboard inside Settings -> API Keys. | | distinctId | any (Mandatory) | Unique identifier for the user. | | subscriberId | string (Mandatory) | This is unique string for every distinctId used for authentication to inbox service. You check generation docs. | | tenantId | string (Optional) | If you use multi-tenant architecture you can get inbox notifications for that specific tenant/brand only. | | stores | IStore[] (Optional) | Pass stores array if you ant to use multi-tab feature. | | pageSize | number (Optional) | Notifications to get in one api call. Used for pagination to get older notifications. Maximum allowed is 50. Defaults to 20. | | pagination | boolean (Optional) | By default infinite scroll will be enabled to get older notifications on scroll. It can be disabled by passing false. |

interface ISuprSendInbox {
  ....
  themeType?: 'light' | 'dark'
  hideInbox?: boolean
  hideToast?: boolean
  hideAvatar?: boolean
  noNotificationsComponent?: () => JSX.Element
  notificationComponent?: ({notificationData}: {notificationData: any}) => JSX.Element
  bellComponent?: () => JSX.Element
  badgeComponent?: ({ count }: { count: number | null }) => JSX.Element
  loaderComponent?: () => JSX.Element
  tabBadgeComponent?: ({ count }: { count: number }) => JSX.Element
  notificationClickHandler?: (notificationData: any) => void
  primaryActionClickHandler?: (notificationData: any) => void
  secondaryActionClickHandler?: (notificationData: any) => void
  toastProps?: IToastProps
  theme?: Dictionary
  popperPosition?: 'top' | 'bottom' | 'left' | 'right'
  showUnreadCountOnTabs?: boolean
}
// Example theme object

const darkColors = {
  primary: '#2E70E8',
  primaryText: '#EFEFEF',
  secondaryText: '#CBD5E1',
  border: '#3A4A61',
  main: '#1D2635',
  error: '#F97066'
}

const sampleDarkTheme = {
  bell: { color: '#fff' },
  badge: { backgroundColor: darkColors.primary },
  header: {
    container: {
      backgroundColor: darkColors.main,
      borderBottom: `0.5px solid ${darkColors.border}`,
      boxShadow: '0 0 5px 0 rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5)'
    },
    headerText: { color: darkColors.primaryText },
    markAllReadText: { color: darkColors.primary }
  },
  tabs: {
    color: darkColors.primaryText,
    unselectedColor: darkColors.secondaryText + 'D9',
    bottomColor: darkColors.primary,
    badgeColor: 'rgba(100, 116, 139, 0.5)',
    badgeText: darkColors.primaryText
  },
  notificationsContainer: {
    container: {
      backgroundColor: darkColors.main,
      borderColor: darkColors.border
    },
    noNotificationsText: {
      color: darkColors.primaryText
    },
    noNotificationsSubtext: {
      color: darkColors.secondaryText
    },
    loader: { color: darkColors.primary }
  },
  notification: {
    container: {
      borderBottom: `1px solid ${darkColors.border}`,
      readBackgroundColor: darkColors.main,
      unreadBackgroundColor: '#273244',
      hoverBackgroundColor: '#2D3A4D'
    },
    pinnedText: {
      color: darkColors?.secondaryText
    },
    headerText: { color: darkColors.primaryText },
    bodyText: {
      color: darkColors.secondaryText,
      blockquoteColor: 'rgba(100, 116, 139, 0.5)'
    },
    unseenDot: { backgroundColor: darkColors.primary },
    createdOnText: { color: darkColors.secondaryText },
    subtext: { color: '#94a3b8' },
    actions: [
      { container: { backgroundColor: darkColors.primary } },
      {
        container: {
          borderColor: darkColors.border,
          backgroundColor: 'transparent',
          hoverBackgroundColor: darkColors.main
        },
        text: { color: darkColors.secondaryText }
      }
    ],
    expiresText: {
      backgroundColor: 'rgba(100, 116, 139, 0.5)',
      color: darkColors.secondaryText,
      expiringBackgroundColor: 'rgba(217, 45, 32, 0.15)',
      expiringColor: darkColors.error
    },
    actionsMenuIcon: {
      color: darkColors.secondaryText,
      hoverBackgroundColor: 'rgba(100, 116, 139, 0.5)'
    },
    actionsMenu: {
      backgroundColor: darkColors.main,
      borderColor: darkColors.border
    },
    actionsMenuItem: { hoverBackgroundColor: 'rgba(100, 116, 139, 0.2)' },
    actionsMenuItemIcon: { color: darkColors.secondaryText },
    actionsMenuItemText: {
      color: darkColors.secondaryText
    }
  },
  toast: {
    container: {
      backgroundColor: darkColors.main,
      borderColor: darkColors.border
    },
    headerText: { color: darkColors.primaryText },
    bodyText: {
      color: darkColors.secondaryText,
      blockquoteColor: darkColors.border
    }
  }
}

SuprSendProvider Integration (headless)

SuprSendProvider Component

Enclose your notifications component in SuprSendProvider. SuprSend hooks can only be used in children of SuprSendProvider component.

import { SuprSendProvider } from '@suprsend/react-inbox'

<SuprSendProvider
  workspaceKey='<workspace_key>'
  subscriberId='<subscriber_id>'
  distinctId='<distinct_id>'
>
  <YourCode />
</SuprSendProvider>

| Props | Type | Description | | :----------- | :------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | workspaceKey | string (Mandatory) | You can find it in SuprSend Dashboard inside Settings -> API Keys. | | distinctId | string (Mandatory) | Unique identifier for the user. | | subscriberId | string (Mandatory) | This is unique string for every distinctId used for authentication to inbox service. You check generation docs. | | tenantId | string (Optional) | If you use multi-tenant architecture you can get inbox notifications for that specific tenant/brand only. | | pageSize | number (Optional) | Notifications to get in one api call. Used for pagination to get older notifications. Maximum allowed is 50. Defaults to 20. | | stores | IStore[] (Optional) | Pass stores array if you ant to use multi-tab feature. |

interface IStore {
  storeId: string
  label: string
  query?: {
    tags?: string | string[]
    categories?: string | string[]
    read?: boolean
  }
}

🚧 SuprSend uses socket.io to get realtime updates in inbox channel.

Make sure that you have only one active SuprSend's socket connection at a time (inspect -> network -> ws tab) to avoid unexpected issues.

useUnseenCount hook

This hook provides unSeenCount, markAllSeen which you can show on Bell icon.

import { useUnseenCount } from '@suprsend/react-inbox'

const { unSeenCount, markAllSeen } = useUnseenCount()

| Returns | Type | Description | | :---------- | :----- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | unSeenCount | number | Use this variable to show the unseen notification count anywhere in your application. | | markAllSeen | method | Used to mark seen for all notifications. Call this method on clicking the bell icon so that it will reset the unSeenCount to 0. |

useNotifications hook

This hook is used to get notifications related data and methods

import { useNotifications } from '@suprsend/react-inbox'

const {
  notifications,
  markClicked,
  markAllRead,
  initialLoading,
  hasNext,
  fetchPrevious,
  fetchMoreLoading
} = useNotifications(storeId)

| Parameter | Type | Description | | :-------- | :---------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | storeId | string (Optional) | Optional parameter which return data of that specific store if you are using multi-tab feature. You can ignore this if you are not using multi-tab feature. |

| Returns | Type | Description | | :--------------- | :--------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | notifications | IRemoteNotification[] | Contains information related to notifications. This array can be looped to display notifications. | | markClicked | (id: string) => void | used to mark notification as clicked. | | markRead | (id: string) => void | used to mark notification as read. | | markUnRead | (id: string) => void | used to mark notification as unread. | | markAllRead | ( ) => void | Method used to mark all notifications as read. | | initialLoading | boolean | used for showing initial loader while fetching notifications first time | | hasNext | boolean | check if older notifications are present and then call fetchPrevious method if its true to get older notifications. | | fetchPrevious | ( ) => void | used to get older notifications if you implement pagination, by checking hasNext flag | | fetchMoreLoading | boolean | used to show loader while getting fetch older notifications. |

interface IRemoteNotification {
  n_id: string
  n_category: string
  created_on: number
  seen_on?: number
  interacted_on?: number
  tags?: string[]
  is_pinned?: boolean
  can_user_unpin?: boolean
  is_expiry_visible?: boolean
  expiry?: number
  message: IRemoteNotificationMessage
}

interface IRemoteNotificationMessage {
  header?: string
  schema: string
  text: string
  url?: string
  open_in_new_tab?: boolean
  extra_data?: string
  actions?: { url: string, name: string, open_in_new_tab?: boolean}[]
  avatar?: { avatar_url: string; action_url?: string }
  subtext?: { text: string; action_url?: string }
}

useStoreUnseenCount hook

This hook can be used to get unread notifications count of a specific store, Use it only if you are using multi-tab.

import { useStoreUnseenCount } from '@suprsend/react-inbox'

const { unSeenCount } = useUnseenCount()

useStoresUnseenCount hook

This hook can be used to get unread notifications count of all stores, Use it only if you are using multi-tab.

import { useStoresUnseenCount } from "@suprsend/react-inbox";

const { [storeId: string]: number } = useUnseenCount();

useEvent hook

This hook is an event emitter, takes arguments event type and callback function(called when event occurs). Must be called anywhere inside SuprSendProvider.

import { useEvent } from "@suprsend/react-inbox";

useEvent(event_name: string, (notification: IRemoteNotification)=> void)

Handled Event Names:

  1. new_notification: Called when the new notification occurs, can be used to show toast notification in your application.
import { useEvent } from '@suprsend/react-inbox'

function Home() {
  useEvent('new_notification', (notificationData) => {
    alert('You have new notifications')
  })

  return <p>Home</p>
}

License

MIT © https://github.com/suprsend