Note: Before you start recording your content, you need to install Hexus.js in your web app.

Hexus.js is a tiny piece of JavaScript code, which is loaded asynchronously in your web app, so it won’t affect your page load speed.

The installation is simple and only requires 3 quick steps:

  1. Choose installation method
  2. Install Hexus.js
  3. Replace placeholders

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Step 1: Choose installation method

Hexus.js can be installed in one of 2 ways:

  • Browser apps using module bundlers (such as Webpack or Rollup)
    • Go to Step 2A (npm installation)
  • Other browser apps and Google Tag Manager
    • Go to Step 2B (HTML snippet installation)

We also have specific instructions for special apps/tools:

  • Google Tag Manager
  • Electron apps via hexus-electron
  • GoHighLevel
  • Self-hosted (WIP)

Example projects are available on the private GitHub link included in your license.

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Step 2A. Private npm packages

The Hexus private npm hosts the following packages.

  • @hexus/hexus-capture
  • @hexus/hexus-search

Locale files are available in the package, but can also be imported from @hexus/hexus/locale/<locale_code>.

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Installing private npm packages

  1. Create a new file in your project root folder and name it .npmrc.

  2. Copy the contents below to the file:

    @hexus:registry=https://npm.hexus.ai/
//npm.hexus.ai/:_authToken=$HEXUS_NPM_TOKEN

  3. Replace $HEXUS_NPM_TOKEN with your private HEXUS npm token as shown on the customer portal under your license details.

HEXUS scoped packages are now automatically installed from the HEXUS repository.

Sometimes the package manager will stick to the test version, in that situation you can try the following before re-installing:

  1. Run npm uninstall @hexus/hexus.
  2. Remove the node_modules folder and package-lock.json file.
  3. Reinstall @hexus/hexus.

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Step 2B: HTML snippet installation

Only do this if you did not complete Step 2A.

Copy-paste the following snippet into your HTML document before the ending </body> tag:

<script>
  !function(){var e="undefined"==typeof window?{}:window,r=e.hexus;if(!r){var t="https://api.hexus.ai",n=null;r=e.hexus={_stubbed:!0,load:function(){return n||(n=new Promise((function(r,o){var s=document.createElement("script");s.async=!0;var a=e.HEXUSJS_ENV_VARS||{};"es2020"===(a.HEXUSJS_BROWSER_TARGET||function(e){for(var r=[[/Edg\//,/Edg\/(\d+)/,80],[/OPR\//,/OPR\/(\d+)/,67],[/Chrome\//,/Chrome\/(\d+)/,80],[/CriOS\//,/CriOS\/(\d+)/,100],[/Safari\//,/Version\/(\d+)/,14],[/Firefox\//,/Firefox\/(\d+)/,74]],t=0;t<r.length;t++){var n=r[t],o=n[0],s=n[1],a=n[2];if(e.match(o)){var l=e.match(new RegExp(s));if(l&&parseInt(l[1],10)>=a)return"es2020";break}}return"legacy"}(navigator.userAgent))?(s.type="module",s.src=a.HEXUSJS_ES2020_URL||t+"es2020/hexus.js"):s.src=a.HEXUSJS_LEGACY_URL||t+"legacy/hexus.js",s.onload=function(){r()},s.onerror=function(){document.head.removeChild(s),n=null;var e=new Error("Could not load Hexus.js");console.error(e.message),o(e)},document.head.appendChild(s)}))),n}};var o=e.HEXUSJS_QUEUE=e.HEXUSJS_QUEUE||[],s=function(e){r[e]=function(){var t=Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);r.load(),o.push([e,null,t])}},a=function(e){r[e]=function(){var t,n=Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);r.load();var s=new Promise((function(e,r){t={resolve:e,reject:r}}));return o.push([e,t,n]),s}},l=function(e,t){r[e]=function(){return t}};s("_setTargetEnv"),s("closeResourceCenter"),s("disableEvalJs"),s("init"),s("off"),s("on"),s("prepareAudio"),s("registerCustomInput"),s("remount"),s("reset"),s("setBaseZIndex"),s("setCustomInputSelector"),s("setCustomNavigate"),s("setCustomScrollIntoView"),s("setInferenceAttributeFilter"),s("setInferenceAttributeNames"),s("setInferenceClassNameFilter"),s("setResourceCenterLauncherHidden"),s("setScrollPadding"),s("setServerEndpoint"),s("setShadowDomEnabled"),s("setPageTrackingDisabled"),s("setUrlFilter"),s("openResourceCenter"),s("toggleResourceCenter"),a("endAll"),a("endAllFlows"),a("endChecklist"),a("group"),a("identify"),a("identifyAnonymous"),a("start"),a("startFlow"),a("startWalk"),a("track"),a("updateGroup"),a("updateUser"),l("getResourceCenterState",null),l("isIdentified",!1)}}();

  hexus.init('HEXUS_TOKEN');
  hexus.identify('USER_ID', {
    name: 'USER_NAME',
    email: 'USER_EMAIL',
    signed_up_at: 'USER_SIGNED_UP_AT'
  });
</script>

Important: Make sure to replace the placeholders with real, dynamic values from your app!

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Integrating Hexus Capture in Your App React Example

Other example projects are available on the private GitHub link included in your license.

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1. Installation

Ensure that you have installed the @hexus/hexus package.

npm install @hexus/hexus

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2. Integrating Hexus into Your Application

Integrate Hexus into your application to utilize its demo creation capabilities.

// hexusService.js
import { Hexus } from '@hexus/hexus';

export const initializeHexus = (config) => {
    Hexus.init(config);
};

export const startDemoRecording = () => {
    Hexus.startRecording();
};

export const stopDemoRecording = () => {
    Hexus.stopRecording();
};

export const playDemo = (demoId) => {
    Hexus.playDemo(demoId);
};

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3. Example Usage in Your App

Integrate the demo recording and playback functionality into your application.

import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import { initializeHexus } from './hexusService';

const App = () => {
    useEffect(() => {
        const config = {
            apiKey: 'your-hexus-api-key', // Replace with your actual Hexus API key
            // Additional configuration options
        };
        initializeHexus(config);
    }, []);

    return (
        <div>
            {/* Your application components */}
        </div>
    );
};

export default App;

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4. Capturing Click-Throughs

You can also capture click-through events using Hexus by utilizing its built-in methods.

import { captureClick } from '@hexus/hexus';

// Example: capturing clicks on a button with id 'demo-button'
document.getElementById('demo-button').addEventListener('click', () => {
    captureClick('demo-button');
});

This setup assumes that @hexus/hexus provides the necessary methods (init, startRecording, stopRecording, playDemo, and captureClick) to handle demo creation and click-through capturing. Adjust the implementation details as necessary based on the specific features and methods provided by the SDK.

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Add CMD+K search and navigation in minutes

Improve your self-serve UX by offering keyboard-enabled searching of Hexus content, demos navigation across pages, and shortcuts to powerful actions

Other Example projects are available on the private GitHub link included in your license.

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Integrating Hexus Search in Your App React example

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1. Installation

First, ensure that you have installed the @hexus/hexus-search package as described previously.

To display the recorded demos, you need to retrieve the saved data and render it in your application. Here’s an example using React:

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2. Example Usage

To use the search functionality and display component in your application, you can integrate it as follows:

import React, { useState } from 'react';
import SearchResults from '@hexus/hexus'; // Path to Hexus SearchResults component

const App = () => {
    const [query, setQuery] = useState('');

    const handleSearch = () => {
        recordSearchQuery(query);
        setQuery('');
    };

    return (
        <div>
            <h1>Hexus Search App</h1>
            <input
                type="text"
                value={query}
                onChange={(e) => setQuery(e.target.value)}
                placeholder="Enter search query"
            />
            <button onClick={handleSearch}>Search</button>
            <SearchResults />
        </div>
    );
};

export default App;

This is a basic example to get you started with recording and displaying search results using the @hexus/hexus-search package in your application. You can expand on this by adding more features and improving the user interface as needed, adding shortcuts etc.