URL: https://webchat.app.chatbots.sentione.com/fullscreen.

This address should be changed for on-premise deployments

appearance: {
    	headerTitle: "Sentione chat",
      avatar: {
        src: '[https://cdn.sentione.com/chat-ui-launcher/avatars/avatar-male.png](https://cdn.sentione.com/chat-ui-launcher/avatars/avatar-male.png)',
        showNearBubble: true,
        showInHeader: false,
      },
    },

styles: { url: '\<https\://cdn.sentione.com/chat-ui-launcher/themes/dark-blue.css>  ', themeColor: 'red' }\`\`\`  

styles: { url: '\<https\://cdn.sentione.com/chat-ui-launcher/themes/dark-blue.css>  ', }\`\`\`  

• no field or -1 - chat will stay closed until user click to open manually
• 0 - chat will open automatically
• above 0 - chat will open after defined time

autoStart: {
      delayTime: 2000,
    },
```or  

`autoStart: 2000`  

    initialMessage: {
        extraData: { process: "process_name" },
      },

There is posibility to start conversation automatically (send initialMessage) even if conversation window is closed without opening.

Available from v234

For example
delayTime = 2000 and auto open is disabled, webchat after 2s will send initial message with extradata to API, without opening webchat. When user decide to open conversation window, will see already started conversation.

If this setting is enabled, after each page refresh, webchat will send initialMessage after specified time so consider using this option with conversationHistory setting (read more below) to avoid to many messages from bot in conversation window.

silenceMessage: { delayTime: 2000
},

```or  

`silenceMessage: 2000`  

silenceMessage: {
    delayTime: 2000
}

silenceMessage: {
    delayTime: 2000,
    text: "",
    extraData: {"process:" :"X"}
}

silenceMessage: {
    delayTime: 2000,
    extraData: {"process:" :"X"}, maxRepetition: 1
}

actionButtons: {
    conversationWindow: {
       minimize: true
},
}

actionButtons: {
    conversationWindow: {
       minimize: true
},
}

actionButtons: {
    conversationWindow: {
       resetAndMinimize: true
},
}

The scroll behavior control option provides users with the ability to determine how the WebChat interface responds when encountering lengthy messages. Traditionally, the conversation window would scroll automatically to the bottom, displaying the latest message at the bottom of the visible area. However, with this new feature, users can now modify this behavior based on their preference.

When the option is set to "Scroll to Top," the WebChat interface will intelligently scroll upwards to display the beginning of the lengthy message at the top of the conversation window. This is particularly useful when users want to read the entire message from the beginning, ensuring they don't miss any crucial details. By having the message displayed at the top, users can easily review the content without the need to manually scroll upwards.

On the other hand, when the option is set to "Scroll to Bottom" (the default behavior), the conversation window will continue to scroll automatically to the bottom, displaying the latest message at the bottommost visible area. This behavior is suitable for users who prefer to focus on the most recent message without interruptions, allowing them to keep up with the ongoing conversation seamlessly.

The new scroll behavior control option can be easily accessed and modified within the WebChat configuration settings.

• announcementBanner* (from v246)

• Required*. The text or markdown content to display in the banner.

Method getTranslations() can be used to get all translation keys.

onOpenChat: () => {
        console.log('Chat is open');
    }

onCloseChat: () => {
        console.log('Chat is closed');
    }

onInitializedChat: () => {
        console.log('Chat is initialized');
    }

onOpeningButtonClick: () => {
        console.log('User clicked to open chat');
    }

onConversationEnd: () => {
        console.log('End of conversation');
    }

onMinimizeConversationWindow: () => {
        console.log('User minimized conversation window');
    }

onCloseConversationWindow: () => {
        console.log('User closed conversation window');
    }

onDestroyedChat: () => {  
    console.log('Chat destroyed an session is destroyed');  
}