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@talkjs/web-components
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The @talkjs/web-components library provides chat UI components for TalkJS.
To use this package, you will need a TalkJS account. TalkJS provides a ready-to-use chat client for your application. Your account gives you access to TalkJS's free development environment.
Install @talkjs/web-components:
npm install @talkjs/web-components
# or
yarn add @talkjs/web-components
Import from @talkjs/web-components to register the <t-chatbox> custom element. Also import the related styling into the component where you want to have your chat UI:
import "@talkjs/web-components";
import "@talkjs/web-components/default.css";
Then add the Chatbox component:
<t-chatbox
app-id="<APP_ID>"
user-id="sample_user_alice"
conversation-id="sample_conversation"
></t-chatbox>
Replace the <APP_ID> with your TalkJS app ID, which you can find in the Settings tab of the TalkJS dashboard.
For more details, see our framework-specific guides: Vue, Angular, Svelte.
If you encounter any problems with @talkjs/web-components, please open a chat with support. TalkJS support is staffed by engineers.
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Provides chat UI components for TalkJS.
We found that @talkjs/web-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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