react-configurable-chatbot
v1.1.0
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Based on React Chatbot Kit, I have coded certain keywords to trigger a specific response coming from a JSON endpoint. This package relies on the react, prop-types,and styled-components peer-dependency packages to be already installed and set up in your pr
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react-configurable-chatbot
Based on React Chatbot Kit, I have coded certain keywords to trigger a specific response coming from a JSON endpoint. This package relies on the react
, prop-types
,and styled-components
peer-dependency packages to be already installed and set up in your project.
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Installation
yarn add react-configurable-chatbot
Run yarn
until all dependencies are up to date.
Usage
import Chatbot from 'react-configurable-chatbot';
function App() {
return <Chatbot jsonData="/data/test.json" />;
}
export default App;
Configuration
Props
The Chatbot component has the following props:
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description | | ------------- | ------- | -------- | ------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | isOpenDefault | boolean | no | false | Determines if the chatbot is toggled open on load | | bottom | string | no | "30px" | Bottom position of chatbot icon in px | | right | string | no | "30px" | Right position of chatbot icon in px | | jsonData | string | yes | "'https://localhost/data/test.json'" | The JSON data file. See examples of JSON data in /public/data/test.json |
Adding/Modifying Bot Logic (Keywords and Responses)
This chatbot requires fetching a JSON file endpoint. Edit that JSON to add logic. See JSON examples in test.json file under logic
key.
Changing Bot Name
The bot name can be provided in the JSON file as a string. See JSON examples in test.json file under botName
key. If not provided, the default name will be Bot
.
Changing Bot Avatar Icon
The bot avatar icon can be provided in the JSON file as a URL to the image. See JSON examples in test.json file under avatarURL
key. If not provided, the default icon will be the React logo logo192.png
in /public.
Troubleshooting
Make sure all dependencies are up to date by running 'yarn' in Terminal.
License
MIT © Chester Militante