An Angular.js wrapper for Intercom.io
npm install angular-intercom$intercomProvider.asyncLoading(true) to allow anyone to quickly drop in and start using Intercom. This is great for startups who need a quick and easy way to interact with their customers
#How do I add this to my project?
You can download angular-intercom by:
* (prefered) Using bower and running bower install angular-intercom --save
* Using npm and running npm install angular-intercom --save
* Downloading it manually by clicking here to download development (unminified) (minified)
* CDN https://cdn.rawgit.com/gdi2290/angular-intercom/master/angular-intercom.min.js
app_id to test. Below is a quick start guide. Use either $intercom or Intercom service depending on your preference and opinions.html
``Require.js/AMD
angular-intercom is provides a Require.js/AMD interface, however it works differently depending on if you are using
$intercomProvider.asyncLoading(true)or not.If you are using
$intercomProvider.asyncLoading(true), then don't specify the "intercom" dependency at all, just load
"angular_intercom" in paths, i.e.`javascript
paths: {
"angular_intercom": '/somePath/angular-intercom/angular-intercom'
}
`If you wish to load the intercom library through Require.js/AMD rather than using
$intercomProvider.asyncLoading(true), you first
need to find the CDN url provided by intercom.io. To do this, curl the url you received from intercom.io during intercom.io setup`
curl https://widget.intercom.io/widget/INTERCOM_APPID
`You should get something like
`html
You are being redirected.
`This means your CDN url is
https://js.intercomcdn.com/intercom.xxxxxxx.js. Now in your paths for require.js,
you would have something like this (remember to remove the .js at the end of the CDN url)`javascript
paths: {
"intercom": "https://js.intercomcdn.com/intercom.xxxxxxx",
"angular_intercom": '/somePath/angular-intercom/angular-intercom'
}
`And in your shim, you would do this
`javascript
shim: {
"angular_intercom": ["intercom"]
}
`When
"intercom" loads, it will attach itself to window, which will automatically be detected by angular-intercomThen you can just use "angular_intercom" as any other
Require.js/AMD module definition, i.e.`javascript
define(['angular', 'angular_intercom'], function(angular, angular_intercom) {
// Bootstrap angular here
});
`Node.js
In node.js, angular-intercom will try and require a
intercom dependency. If this fails, it will expect the Intercom
object to exposed via the global` object