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@braze/web-sdk-core
Advanced tools
$ npm install --save @braze/web-sdk-core
This will install the Braze Web SDK files into ./node_modules/@braze/web-sdk-core
where you can reference them locally. Note that the Braze Web SDK is meant to be used client-side in a web application and may not work as expected in a Node.js server environment.
Note that this core version of the SDK does not contain any of Braze's built-in UI capabilities (any appboy.display methods). You will need to implement your own UI for In-App Messaging and Content Cards. Note that our UI elements are fully customizable via css, so we generally recommend integration of the complete library instead.
var appboy = require('@braze/web-sdk-core');
appboy.initialize('YOUR-API-KEY', { baseUrl: 'YOUR-SDK-ENDPOINT' });
appboy.openSession();
See the Public Github Repo for getting started instructions or our documentation pages for use-case based documentation.
FAQs
Core Braze SDK (no UI) for web sites and other JS platforms.
The npm package @braze/web-sdk-core receives a total of 2,106 weekly downloads. As such, @braze/web-sdk-core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @braze/web-sdk-core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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