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@adv-ui/ij-braze-wrapper
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This wrapper sets up the required logic in order to interact safely with the Braze browser SDK, named under the legacy appboy
object
The subscribeToInApp
method is possible to subscribe for any InApp campaign.
N.B. This method is automatically invoked when creating a Braze instance, so is not necessary to call it explicitly.
The registerPushMessages
method allow to render the soft prompt for push notification triggering a Braze InApp campaign.
Since this is a custom event (Web Push Primed), if the soft prompt does not render check wheter the campaign is correctly configured in the Braze dashoboard.
The registerPushMessages
method accept an optional object parameter for additional options.
{
pageWhitelist: Array<string>
}
import Braze from '@adv-ui/ij-braze-wrapper'
const braze = new Braze()
// Trigger the campaign everywhere
braze.registerPushMessages()
// Trigger the campaign only for the passed pages
braze.registerPushMessages({ pageWhitelist: ['/ofertas-trabajo']})
Once you have merged your changes, the @s-ui/ci tool will automatically release a new minor version for the dependency @s-ui/ij-braze-wrapper
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The npm package @adv-ui/ij-braze-wrapper receives a total of 41 weekly downloads. As such, @adv-ui/ij-braze-wrapper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @adv-ui/ij-braze-wrapper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 70 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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