This document provides examples showing how to integrate Personal Assistant chatbots into third-party web applications.
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Prerequisites
An instance of Personal Assistant deployed
A server with the third-party web application deployed
Knowledge of web development
Understanding of the PKCE authorization flow (applies only to internal chatbots)
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<div id="chatbot-wrapper"> <div id="chatbot-container"> <div id="messages-wrapper"> <div id="messages-container"></div> </div> <form id="message-form"> <input type="text" id="message-input" placeholder="Enter your message" required /> <button id="send-button" type="submit">Send</button> </form> </div> </div> |
Add some basic styling:
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This HTML and CSS will be used for both public and internal chatbots.
Public Chatbot
Create a script of type="module"
that will handle communication with the chatbot as well as rendering of messages.
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Example implementations
The attached ZIP archives contain minimal chatbot integrations following the guide above. Each of them requires supplying your own chatbot_client.js
, after which they will be fully functional and can be used as reference for you to integrate the chatbots into your own apps.
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