Pushwoosh WebSDK Lite

Users subscribe to push notifications through the Pushwoosh endpoint (https://.chrome.pushwoosh.com/) in a separate window, so the SDK works for HTTP and with no need to add a ServiceWorker to your project.

1. Install the WebSDK Lite

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`bash
npm install web-push-notifications-lite --save
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2. Integrate the WebSDK Lite

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Add the following script to your website’s html:

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where
* pw_application_code – the app code of your app in Pushwoosh,
* pw_autosubscribe – the parameter to enable automatic opening of the subscription window after the script is launched.
To initialize the SDK manually, add the onload parameter to the script as follows:

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`ecmascript 6
import {instance as pushwooshLite} from 'web-push-notifications-lite';

pushwooshLite.init('####-####', true);
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Exports

* klass – a class of PushwooshLite;
* instance – the instance of the PushwooshLite class to use it as a singleton;
* LOCAL_STORAGE_ALLOW_NOTIFICATION_FLAG – a key to flag user interaction with the SDK in localStorage.

Public methods

* init(appCode: string, autosubscribe: boolean) – the method to initialize the SDK, where
- appCode – the app code of your app in Pushwoosh,
- autosubscribe – the parameter to enable automatic opening of the subscription window after the SDK is initialized;
* showSubscriptionWindow() – the method to open the subscription window.