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feedback-window

v2.0.4

Published

A simple to use popup for collecting feedback from users about the sites that they are using. Currently it captures a screenshot of the users browser, the users OS and browser name + version and also a message from the user. This is all then sent to an AP

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feedback-popup-window

npm version

Feedback Popup

This version (v2.0.0) contains breaking changes as it no longer sends using smtpjs.

A simple to use popup for collecting feedback from users about the sites that they are using. Currently it captures a screenshot of the page the user is browsing, the users OS and browser name + versions and also a personal message from the user. It then sends all data to an API.

More features to come!

Table of Contents

Installation

To use the popup in your project run

npm install feedback-popup

Usage

Import the popup into your project, create a new instance of it and then call the WidgetButton method on it.

import FeedbackPopup from 'feedback-popup';

var newFeedbackPopup = new FeedbackPopup(widgetTitle, title, snapshotBody, placeholderText, emailEndpoint);

newFeedbackPopup.buttonWidget();

Parameters in plain english are

"Widget button title", "Header welcome message", "div-id-to-screenshot", "Text area placeholder text", "API URL"

Also make sure to add the html below to the component or page that you want the popup to appear on

  <div class="feedback-popup js-feedback-popup" data-html2canvas-ignore="true">
    <div class="js-feedback-popup-btn-show"></div>
    <div class="js-feedback-popup-content"></div>
    <div class="js-feedback-popup-confiramtion"></div>
  </div>

If you want to use the styles included with this project be sure to import the main.scss file into your main stylesheet.

Collecting the info from the popup

The popup now sends an object using axios to the URL of you chosen API. The object sent includes the below keys:

userPlatform
userFeedback
screenshotIncluded
userScreenshot

Contributing

Clone this project to get involved

[email protected]:in-touch-dev/feedback-popup.git

Prerequisites

Node.js >= v4 must be installed.

Installation

  • Running npm install in the app's root directory will install everything you need for development.

Development Server

  • npm start will run the app's development server at http://localhost:3000, automatically reloading the page on every JS change.
  • gulp will proxy the server to http://localhost:3001, compile the SCSS and automatically reload the page on every SCSS change

Building

  • node_modules/babel-cli/bin/babel.js src --out-dir lib will transpile the js to es5 in the /lib folder. Then copy the styles folder into the /lib folder

    To create a development build, set the NODE_ENV environment variable to development while running this command.

  • npm run clean will delete built resources.