@braze/web-sdk-no-amd

Install

$ npm install --save @braze/web-sdk-no-amd

This will install the Braze Web SDK files into ./node_modules/@braze/web-sdk-no-amd 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.

Usage

var appboy = require('@braze/web-sdk-no-amd');
appboy.initialize('YOUR-API-KEY');
appboy.display.automaticallyShowNewInAppMessages();
appboy.openSession();

See the Public Github Repo for getting started instructions or our documentation pages for use-case based documentation.

Changelog

2.6.0

Added

• Introduced new NPM packages under the @braze scope. The core and full versions of the SDK as well as the service worker are now published in their own packages, resulting in a drastically reduced install size compared to the appboy-web-sdk package. This is not a breaking change for existing NPM integrations and we will continue to publish the appboy-web-sdk package to maintain backwards compatibility. See the README for integration details.
• Added appboyBridge.getUser().setLanguage(language) to HTML In-App Messages.

Changed

• The new HTML In-App Message type now allows multiple clicks to be logged for a given message.

Fixed

• Made push-related methods more defensive against edge-cases where Notification is not defined.
• Fixed an issue where unexpected backend responses could result in a javascript error.
• Fixed an issue in recent versions of Safari where calling appboy.registerAppboyPushMessages would throw a javascript error if the user did not allow websites to ask for permission to send notifications.