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@epam/ai-dial-visualizer-connector
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DIAL Visualizer Connector
DIAL Visualizer Connector is a library for connecting DIAL CHAT with custom visualizers - applications which could visualize some special type data (for example plot data for the Plotly).
Public classes to use
VisualizerConnector - class which creates iframe with provided VisualizerConnector, allows to interact with Visualizer rendered in the iframe (send data). Types for configuration options is VisualizerConnectorOptions.
Prerequisites
How to configure your DIAL CHAT to use Custom Visualizers you could find here.
At Visualizer side should be used DIAL Chat VIsualizer Connector
FAQs
Package for connecting custom visualizer into DIAL Chat
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Package last updated on 24 Mar 2025
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