Example Widget Host Page

How To Guide

To run this example project, ensure the following environment variables are set in your .env.local file (in the packages/example-nextjs directory):

Example .env.local configuration:

# For the widget script source (client-side)
NEXT_PUBLIC_BONGENTIC_WIDGET_URL=http://localhost:3000/widgets/drop-in/bonterra-agent.min.js

# For the server-side proxy target
BONTERRA_AGENT_API_URL=https://your-actual-agent-api-backend.com/api/v1
INTERNAL_API_SECRET=your-secret-here

Remember to restart the Next.js development server after creating or modifying the .env.local file.

Widget Configuration (Static)

The widget script is currently configured to load from:

https://mircea.bongentic.com/widgets/drop-in/bonterra-agent.min.js

The widget instance on this page is configured to send API requests to the local proxy at:

/api/widget-proxy

Widget Configuration (Dynamic Testing)

In a real deployment, these are set by the site that installs the widget.

Snowflake Demo Configuration

Demo mode uses simulated data instead of connecting to Snowflake. Useful for development and demonstrations.

Testing Authentication Parameters for JWT

In a real deployment, these are set by the proxy layer. The user cannot set them directly.

CSS Compatibility Testing

Test widget behavior with different CSS frameworks and font-size configurations.

Pixel mode forces pixel-based font sizes to prevent inheritance issues like Bootstrap 4's 62.5% reduction.

(Check browser console for logs)

CSS Framework Simulation:

Bootstrap 4 sets html font-size to 62.5%, making widget text very small. Use these buttons to test the CSS compatibility system.

Generated Integration Code:

<bonterra-agent
  site-id="test-site-123"
  position="bottom-right"
  agent-id="fundraising-coach"
  endpoint="/api/widget-proxy"
  title="Fundraising Coach"
></bonterra-agent>