Adding Configurator Lite to Your Page
USAGE
To start using the web component. Import this script in the <head> tag of your page. Once imported, you should be able to mount it as a regular HTML tag in a container.
<script
type="module"
src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@epigraph/[email protected]"
></script><epigraph-configurator-lite id="epigraphConfiguratorLite" experience-id="experience-id-provided-by-epigraph"></epigraph-configurator-lite>We recommend wrapping this web component in a container div that is controlled by you to achieve the desired width and height on the page.
Here is an example of how we set up this for testing internally.
<style>
.epigraph-solution-wrapper {
margin: 0;
display: flex;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
overflow: hidden;
background: transparent;
}
</style>
<div
id="epigraphConfiguratorWrapper"
class="epigraph-solution-wrapper"
>
<epigraph-configurator-lite
id="epigraphConfiguratorLite"
experience-id="experience-id-provided-by-epigraph"
></epigraph-configurator-lite>
</div>To turn off the default UI:
<epigraph-configurator-lite
id="epigraphConfiguratorLite"
experience-id="experience-id-provided-by-epigraph"
disable-default-ui
></epigraph-configurator-lite>Once setup, you can access the API that is exposed on this web component via the element's reference.
const epgConfiguratorLiteRef = document.getElementById("epigraphConfiguratorLite");
epgConfiguratorLiteRef.api.<someMethodFromTheApi>();API documentation is available here:
Updated 5 months ago
What’s Next
Next we'll go through how to setup Google Analytics so your team can gain insight into how your Configurator Lite is performing.
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