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emarsys-integration-client v2.8.0

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emarsys-integration-client-js

Emarsys Integration Client JS is a library providing methods of communication between Emarsys and integrated services running in an iframe.

Requirements

Install

npm install emarsys-integration-client --save

Usage

const { integrationClient } = require('emarsys-integration-client');

const result = await itegrationClient.getUrl({ target: 'email_analysis/list' });
const href = result.data.url;

Legacy usage

Earlier versions of this package required you to create an instance with custom config. Most methods now work without this, but if you are using messageToService explicitly, you might still need to instantiate like this:

var IntegrationClient = require('emarsys-integration-client');
var integrationClient = IntegrationClient.init({
  global: window,
  integrationId: 'my-integration',
  integrationInstanceId: 1234567
});

In the code above, integrationId and integrationInstanceId should have the values passed in the iframe URL.

Library methods

alert.error(text: String)

alert.info(text: String)

alert.log(text: String)

alert.success(text: String)

alert.warn(text: String)

Calling the methods above will render different types of Emarsys UI alerts with the text given.

alert.send(options: Object)

It's a lower level method for displaying custom alerts.

Options

FieldRoleMandatoryDefault
text: StringAlert message.YES
icon: StringIcon class of the icon to be rendered on the left side of the alert. Eg. 'check' for a check mark or 'exclamation-circle' for an exclamation mark in a circle.NO
className: StringAlert sub-class to use when rendering the alert. Eg. 'e-alert-success' for a green bar, 'e-alert-danger' for a red one.NO
timeout: IntAmount of time after the alert will fade out and get removed from the DOM, in milliseconds.NO1500

enableButton(selector: String)

This will enable a button selected.

dialog.close()

Closing the dialog and removing it from DOM.

dialog.confirm(options: Object)

Rendering a confirm dialog.

Options

FieldRoleMandatoryDefault
title: StringTitle of the confirm dialog.YES
body: StringBody text of the confirm dialog.NO
cancel: StringText of Cancel button.YES
ok: StringText of OK button.YES

dialog.modal(options: Object)

Rendering a modal dialog with it's content in an iframe.

Options

FieldRoleMandatoryDefault
src: StringURL for the iframe providing the modal content.YES
width: IntWidth of the modal.NO650
height: IntHeight of the modal.NO500

dialog.submit(success: Boolean, data: Object)

Submitting a dialog.

Options

FieldRoleMandatoryDefault
success: BooleanTrue if the result of the dialog is truthy.YES
data: ObjectArbitrary object to send to the originating service.NO{}

getUrl(options: Object)

Returns the url of a preset page. Available targets

Options

FieldRoleMandatory
target: StringThe prespecified target you would like a link to.YES
params.foo: ObjectThe general param the actual target needs.MIXED

navigate(options: Object)

Navigating the browser to a preset page. Available targets

Options

FieldRoleMandatory
target: StringThe prespecified target you would like to head to.YES
params.foo: ObjectThe general param the actual target needs.MIXED

refresh()

Reloading the whole page.

resize(height: Int)

Resizing the iframe.

track(options: Object)

Sending a track message.

unload:init(options: Object)

Setting up click handler for <a> elements, popping a navigation confirm dialog when clicked. It makes sense to call this method right after your content gets dirty.

Options

FieldRoleMandatoryDefault
selector: StringSelector for ancestor elements of <a> elements.YES
confirm: ObjectOptions for confirm dialog. See dialog.confirm().NOOptions for a general unload confirm dialog.

unload:reset(selector: String)

Stopping to watch click events of elements selected by selector. It makes sense to call this method right after your content gets clean (ie. saved).

Contributing

See Contribution guideline.

Code of Conduct

See Code of Conduct here.

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