@iadvize-oss/boxed-tag
Advanced tools
The “iAdvize Boxed Tag” is a way to include the iAdvize Tag in the most secure way, without it having access to the client’s website.
With this solution, the iAdvize tag can be loaded in an isolated box (a sandboxed iframe). This way, the main page context cannot be accessed by the iAdvize tag: the main page only sends controlled, relevant data to the boxed tag.
This is the simplest way too add the iAdvize Boxed Tag to a website with the default configuration.
Serve a HTML file. We will use the name iadvize-boxed-iframe.html, but any name can be chosen.
This file needs to be served on the same top domain as the page it will be included in.
Replace <your-sid> with your own sid.
Ex :
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<script src="https://static.iadvize.com/boxed-tag/1.4.2/index.js" integrity="sha512-NS7M2FyNHaefJ42ilas6W+t/qJleeGTWIyhM2pj2Pn+t7PgWRH/HarBqV8HT+RFDi6JVS1ReAeF2Afz5dwpBjQ==" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
<script>
window.iAdvizeBoxedTag.initIAdvizeIframe(<your-sid>, "halc");
</script>
</body>
</html>
Add the following script (in your frontend code, or in your tag manager), replacing https://static.brand-domain.com/iadvize-boxed-iframe.html with the actual URL of the iframe :
// Change this URL with the actual URL of the iframe
const iAdvizeIframeUrl = "https://static.brand-domain.com/iadvize-boxed-iframe.html";
const style = document.createElement("style");
style.innerHTML = `
#iAdvizeSandboxedIframe {
border: none;
position: fixed;
bottom: 0;
right: 0;
width: 100vw;
height: 100vh;
pointer-events: none;
}
`;
document.body.append(style);
const boxedTagScript = document.createElement("script");
boxedTagScript.src =
"https://static.iadvize.com/boxed-tag/1.4.2/index.js";
boxedTagScript.integrity =
"sha512-NS7M2FyNHaefJ42ilas6W+t/qJleeGTWIyhM2pj2Pn+t7PgWRH/HarBqV8HT+RFDi6JVS1ReAeF2Afz5dwpBjQ==";
boxedTagScript.crossOrigin = "anonymous";
const iAdvizeSandboxedIframe = document.createElement("iframe");
iAdvizeSandboxedIframe.sandbox = "allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups allow-forms";
iAdvizeSandboxedIframe.allow = "camera;microphone;autoplay";
iAdvizeSandboxedIframe.src = iAdvizeIframeUrl;
iAdvizeSandboxedIframe.id = "iAdvizeSandboxedIframe";
document.body.append(iAdvizeSandboxedIframe);
boxedTagScript.onload = function () {
window.iAdvizeBoxedTag.initIAdvizeHost("iAdvizeSandboxedIframe");
};
document.body.append(boxedTagScript);
This is a more advanced installation, allowing :
npm install @iadvize-oss/boxed-tag
Create a js file that will import the iframe script.
Then call initIAdvizeIframe to listen the host messages.
The initIAdvizeIframe comes with 2 arguments :
sid : your iAdvize sid.iAdvizePlatform : the iadvize platform (default: ha).import { initIAdvizeIframe } from '@iadvize-oss/boxed-tag';
initIAdvizeIframe(<sid>, <iAdvizePlatform>);
Add a boxed iframe on your site's main page.
<iframe
title="iAdvize chat notification frame"
sandbox="allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups allow-forms"
allow="camera;microphone;autoplay"
src="https://my-iframe-script-url"
id="myIframeId"
></iframe>
The iframe is set with the following sandbox parameters:
| sandbox param | description |
|---|---|
| allow-scripts | Allows the page to run iAdvize tag script. |
| allow-same-origin | Allows the iAdvize tag to access the host cookies and storages |
| allow-popups | Allows the iAdvize tag to open links sent by the agent |
| allow-forms | Allows the iAdvize tag to submit the visitor email if needed |
And the following allow parameters:
| allow param | description |
|---|---|
| camera | Allows the boxed tag to ask the camera permission (for video calls) |
| microphone | Allows the boxed tag to ask the microphone permission (for video calls) |
| autoplay | Allows the boxed tag to launch the video stream automatically |
Create a js file with the host lib import, then call initIAdvizeHost to listen to the iframe messages.
import { initIAdvizeHost } from '@iadvize-oss/boxed-tag';
initIAdvizeHost('myIframeId');
The only way to start a communication between the host and the sandboxed iframe is the window.postMessage method provided by the navigators (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/postMessage).
warning The postMessage data is serialized, so functions cannot be sent (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/postMessage#parameters).
Then, the target of the postMessage calls can listen to the events using window.addEventListener('message').
warning The source of the event should be checked to avoid conflicts and security concerns (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/postMessage#security_concerns).
WebSDK methods cannot be called from the host context because the iAdvize tag is isolated in the iframe : we need to communicate to the iframe what we want to call.
After having called initIAdvizeHost, a iAdvizeBoxedInterface object is available in the host window context.
This object sends the method name and args to the iframe, that will call the webSDK.
The activate, get and on methods can return a value to the host :
to retrieve it, add a window.addEventListener("message") and check the e.data.method property to recognize the method called.
// WebSDK navigate
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'navigate',
args: [window.location.href],
});
The host can listen to the result of the activate call.
For an anonymous authentication:
// WebSDK activate anonymous
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'activate',
args: {
authenticationOption: { type: 'ANONYMOUS' },
},
});
// Listen to activate result
window.addEventListener('message', ({ data: { method, activation } }) => {
if (method === 'activate') {
console.log(activation); // activation return object : success or failure
}
});
For a secured authentication, the JWE token should be generated on the host side and sent to the iframe :
get-activate-auth-token message initiated by the iframe.set-activate-auth-token message.The get-activate-auth-token listener allows the iframe to ask for a token refresh if needed.
Example of secured authentication implementation:
// WebSDK activate secured auth
const getJweToken = Promise.resolve('myJWEToken');// your backend logic to generate a JWE
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'activate',
args: {
authenticationOption: {
type: 'SECURED_AUTHENTICATION',
},
},
});
// Listen to activate result
window.addEventListener('message', ({ data: { method, activation } }) => {
// Handle authentication token
if (method === 'get-activate-auth-token') {
getJweToken().then((token) =>
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'set-activate-auth-token',
args: `${token}`,
}),
);
}
if (method === 'activate') {
console.log(activation); // activation return object : success or failure
}
});
The host can listen to the result of the logout call.
Example of implementation:
// WebSDK logout
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'logout',
});
// Listen to logout
window.addEventListener('message', ({ data: { method } }) => {
if (method === 'logout') {
// Do something after logout
}
});
The host can listen to the result of the on call.
Example of implementation:
// WebSDK on
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'on',
args: ['visitor:cookiesConsentChanged'],
});
// Listen to cookiesConsentChanged result
window.addEventListener('message', ({ data: { method, args, value } }) => {
if (method === 'on' && args.includes('visitor:cookiesConsentChanged')) {
console.log(value); // cookiesConsentChanged value
}
});
// WebSDK off
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'off',
args: ['visitor:cookiesConsentChanged'],
});
// WebSDK set
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'set',
args: ['visitor:GDPRConsent', true],
});
The host can listen to the result of the get call.
Example of implementation:
// WebSDK get
window.iAdvizeBoxedInterface.push({
method: 'get',
args: ['visitor:cookiesConsent'],
});
// Listen to cookiesConsent get
window.addEventListener('message', ({ data: { method, args, value } }) => {
if (method === 'get' && args.includes('visitor:cookiesConsent')) {
console.log(value); // cookiesConsent value
}
});
[1.4.3]
Update the documentation with a simplified installation
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