@poool/react-engage v2.1.2

Poool Engage - React SDK

The easiest way to add Poool Engage to your React app ✨

Installation

yarn add @poool/react-engage

Usage

import { useRef } from 'react';
import { EngageContext, Element } from '@poool/react-engage';

export default = () => {
  // Wrap everything with our EngageContext component
  return (
    <EngageContext appId="insert_your_app_id">
      { /*
        Place your element where you want it to be displayed
      */ }
      <Element slug="element_slug" />
    </EngageContext>
  );
};

Usage with auto create

import { useRef } from 'react';
import { EngageContext, Elements } from '@poool/react-engage';

export default = () => {
  // Wrap everything with our EngageContext component
  return (
    <EngageContext appId="insert_your_app_id">
      { /*
        Place the component anywhere inside the EngageContext
      */ }
      <Elements />
    </EngageContext>
  );
};

Documentation

<EngageContext />

Props

• appId {String} Your Poool App ID
• config {Object} (optional) Default elements config (see the configuration documentation)
• variables {Object} (optional) Elements variables used in texts (see the variables documentation)
• texts {Object} (optional) Elements custom texts (see the texts documentation)
• events {Object} (optional) Elements events listeners (see the events documentation)
• scriptUrl {String} (optional, default: 'https://assets.poool.fr/engage.js') Default Poool Engage SDK url
• scriptLoadTimeout {Number} (optional, default: 2000) Timeout for the script to load

<Element />

Props

• slug {String} Element slug.
• tag {String | React.ReactElement} (optional, default: 'div') Element container tag
• useGlobalFactory {Boolean} (optional, default: true) Whether to use the factory from <EngageContext /> or not
• config {Object} (optional) Element config, overrides <EngageContext />'s one (see the configuration documentation)
• variables {Object} (optional) Element variables used in texts, overrides <EngageContext />'s ones (see the variables documentation)
• texts {Object} (optional) Element custom texts, overrides <EngageContext />'s ones (see the texts documentation)
• events {Object} (optional) Element events listeners, overrides <EngageContext />'s ones (see the events documentation)

<Elements />

Props

• useGlobalFactory {Boolean} (optional, default: true) Whether to use the factory from <EngageContext /> or not
• filters {Array<String>} (optional) List of filters to apply to the elements
• config {Object} (optional) Element config, overrides <EngageContext />'s ones (see the configuration documentation)
• variables {Object} (optional) Element variables used in texts, overrides <EngageContext />'s ones (see the variables documentation)
• texts {Object} (optional) Element custom texts, overrides <EngageContext />'s ones (see the texts documentation)
• events {Object} (optional) Element events listeners, overrides <EngageContext />'s ones (see the events documentation)

useEngage()

Can be used to retrieve some properties from the current Engage context, as well as the Engage SDK itself.

Returns

• appId {String} Current app ID
• config {Object} Current Engage context config
• variables {Object} Current Engage context variables
• texts {Object} Current Engage context texts
• events {Object} Current Engage context events listeners
• scriptUrl {Object} Engage SDK url
• lib {Function} The entire Engage SDK
• factory {Function} Current Engage factory
• createFactory {Function} Creates a new factory
• commitPageView {Function} Commits a page view (see the commitPageView documentation)

Example

const { appId, lib: engage } = useEngage();

Contributing

Please check the CONTRIBUTING.md doc for contribution guidelines.

Development

Install dependencies:

yarn install

Run examples at http://localhost:63001/ with webpack dev server:

yarn serve

And test your code:

yarn test

License

This software is licensed under MIT.

v1 -> v2 Migration

There shouldn't be any migration needed for this version.

v4 only drops support for Node 16 & yarn < 3.

The project was also migrated to TypeScript, but it shouldn't affect the way you use the library.