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@symblai/symbl-ui-components

v0.6.0

Published

You can read the docs for the Symbl UI Components at https://docs.symbl.ai/docs/ui-components

Downloads

87

Readme

symbl-ui-components

You can read the docs for the Symbl UI Components at https://docs.symbl.ai/docs/ui-components

Integrate Symbl UI components with your application in customized way

To view, test and experience the UI components and the customization options available, visit storybook at https://symbl-ui-components-demo.symbl.ai/

Supported Browsers

The following web browsers supported with the Symbl UI Components are given below:

Operating System | Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Safari | ---------- | ------- | ------- | ------ | ------ | macOS | ✅ | - | ✅ | ✅ | Windows | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | - | Linux| ✅ | - | ✅ | - |

Prerequisites

Before using the Symbl UI Components you must Sign up with Symbl.ai to generate your own App ID and App Secret values, which is used for authentication.

Authentication

To use symbl ui components, you need an access token generated using Symbl’s Authentication method. Alternatively, you can use the App ID and App Secret from the Symbl Platform. Using the App ID and App Secret is not meant for production usage, as those are meant be secret.

Process a conversation

Process a conversation using one of async or streaming API by passing insights and callScore in featureList array. Read more Process a conversation.

features: {
    featureList: ["insights", "callScore"]
}

Installation

Using npm

Install the Symbl UI Component Library using npm with the following command:

npm i  @symblai/symbl-ui-components

Importing

You can import the Symbl UI Components in your project, ES5 and ES6 syntax. For eg - For importing CallScore Component, use the following:

ES6

import {CallScore} from '@symblai/symbl-ui-components';

ES5

const {CallScore} = require('@symblai/symbl-ui-components');

Importing

Pass generated conversation id and access token to the UI component

<CallScore conversationId={""} accessToken={""} />