vue-chat-simulation v0.2.2

vue-chat-simulation

Simple UI chat simulation web component with a sender and a recipient

Setting up

npm install vue-chat-simulation

Usage

You can use the component as a webcomponent or as a vue component.

Using as a web component

Add the following to head:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/vue"></script>
<script src="/node_modules/@webcomponents/webcomponentsjs/webcomponents-bundle.js"></script>
<script src="/node_modules/vue-chat-simulation/dist/chat-session.min.js"></script>

or as bundle:

<script src="/node_modules/vue-chat-simulation/dist/chat-session.bundle.js"></script>

Now you can use the component as web component in your HTML document with its props and attributes:

<chat-session
    state="true"
    sender-name="Carol"
    sender-avatar="https://i.pravatar.cc/300?img=1"
    sender-box-animation="fadeInLeft"
    recipient-name="Mia"
    recipient-avatar="https://i.pravatar.cc/300?img=20"
    recipient-box-animation="fadeInRight"
    session-theme=""
    awaiting-respond-animation="elastic"
    responded-animation="bounceIn"
    turn-off-button-info="This button closes the chat session"
    :chat-style="{ fontFamily: 'Arial' }"
></chat-session>

To provide a chat data, you need to keep registered component in a variable or constant:

const Chat = window.ChatSession._wrapper.$refs.inner

The chat data format must be in form of either javascript array or parsed JSON as in /node_modules/vue-chat-simulation/src/assets/data.js:

export const sampleSessionData = [
    {
        id: 0,
        sender: {
            messages: {
                correct: 'Sample correct typed Message from id 0',
                close: null,
                wrong: 'Sample wrong typed Message from id 0'
            },
            status: 0
        },
        recipient: {
            messages: {
                correct: 'Sample correct typed respond from id 0',
                close: null,
                wrong: 'Sample wrong typed respond from id 0'
            },
            status: 0
        },
        redirect: {
            correct: 1,
            close: null,
            wrong: -1
        },
        respond: null,
        feedback: 'Some optional feedback text for id 0',
        status: 0
    },
    {
        id: 1,
        ...
    },
    ...
]

You can override the data as follows:

const sampleOverrideData = [
    {
        id: 0,
        sender: {
            messages: {
                correct: 'Sample correct typed Message from id 0',
                close: 'Sample close typed Message from id 0',
                wrong: 'Sample wrong typed Message from id 0'
            },
            status: 0
        },
        recipient: {
            messages: {
                correct: 'Sample correct typed respond from id 0',
                close: 'Sample close typed respond from id 0',
                wrong: 'Sample wrong typed respond from id 0'
            },
            status: 0
        },
        redirect: {
            correct: -1,
            close: -1,
            wrong: -1
        },
        respond: null,
        feedback: 'Some optional feedback text for id 0',
        status: 0
    }
]

Chat.sessionData = sampleOverrideData

Callbacks

There are some component lifecycle based callbacks and a chat session finished callback

Chat.onCreate = () => {
    console.log('Callback tick for onCreate')
}
Chat.onMount = () => {
    console.log('Callback tick for onMount')
}
Chat.onUpdate = () => {
    console.log('Callback tick for onUpdate')
}
Chat.onDestroyed = () => {
    console.log('Callback tick for onDestroyed')
}
Chat.onFinishSession = (redirect, sessions) => {
    console.log('Callback tick for onFinishSession')
    console.log(redirect, sessions)
}

Using as a vue component

For global or local usage of component add the following

import ChatSimulation from 'vue-chat-simulation'

then register as a component in your component definition:

components: [
    ChatSimulation
]

and finally use in the template:

<ChatSimulation
    state="true"
    sender-name="Carol"
    sender-avatar="https://i.pravatar.cc/300?img=1"
    sender-box-animation="fadeInLeft"
    recipient-name="Mia"
    recipient-avatar="https://i.pravatar.cc/300?img=20"
    recipient-box-animation="fadeInRight"
    session-theme=""
    awaiting-respond-animation="elastic"
    responded-animation="bounceIn"
    turn-off-button-info="This button closes the chat session"
    :chat-style="{ fontFamily: 'Arial' }"
></ChatSimulation>

Tech stack

• Bootstrap 4
• Vue CLI 3
• webcomponentsjs

Contribution

Any contribution is welcome. You can play with the vue component (src/components/ChatSession.vue) any way you want

License

ISC