@helpscout/javascript-sdk
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Welcome to the Help Scout JavaScript SDK! This SDK provides a powerful and easy-to-use set of tools to help you build and extend apps within the Help Scout platform. By leveraging the JavaScript SDK, you can create seamless interactions with Help Scout's
Welcome to the Help Scout JavaScript SDK! This SDK provides a powerful and easy-to-use set of tools to help you build and extend apps within the Help Scout platform. By leveraging the JavaScript SDK, you can create seamless interactions with Help Scout's features and access contextual information like conversation, customer, and user data.
ℹ️ The latest documentation for the Help Scout JavaScript SDK can be found on our website: https://developer.helpscout.com/apps/javascript-sdk/
To install the Help Scout JavaScript SDK, run the following command:
npm install @helpscout/javascript-sdk
or
yarn add @helpscout/javascript-sdk
To get started with the Help Scout JavaScript SDK, simply import it and access the methods provided:
import HelpScout from '@helpscout/javascript-sdk'
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Welcome to the Help Scout JavaScript SDK! This SDK provides a powerful and easy-to-use set of tools to help you build and extend apps within the Help Scout platform. By leveraging the JavaScript SDK, you can create seamless interactions with Help Scout's
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