Setup and integration
Integration
Integrate your chatbot to a web page
After creating a chatbot from dyduBox or from our public Github repository, you can integrate it on your website.

To integrate the chatbot into your website, you will need to:
Include a script on the web page where you want the chatbot to appear.
This script is available on the "Channels" publishing page of your integration (see example above).
Up to version
edge_2024-11-26, this script ended withbundle.min.js.Starting from version
edge_2024-12-10, a change was made: the script now ends withloader.js.
Example:
The loader.js script will load all necessary files for the chatbox to function properly from the hosting server.
Define the qualification mode of the chatbot (optional)
When integrating the loader.js script into a web page, you can specify whether conversations generated on this page should be considered test or production.
Test conversations will be saved in the BMS and displayed in the Learning > Conversations menu (using the filters "Tests only" or "With tests"). They will not be included in the Statistics module.
Production conversations, on the other hand, will be saved and displayed in the Conversations menu and will be counted in the Statistics module.
To configure this, you can add a variable to the HTML page where your chatbox is embedded: DYDU_QUALIFICATION_MODE.
If
DYDU_QUALIFICATION_MODE = true, then conversations will be treated as test and not counted in the Statistics module.If
DYDU_QUALIFICATION_MODE = falseor if the variable is not defined, then conversations will be treated as production and will be counted in the Statistics module.
Example:
Chatbox functions
Conversation and variable management
These functions allow manipulation of the conversation flow, history, and context data.
They must start with window.dydu.chat
setRegisterContext(name, value)
Registers a persistent context variable for the user's session.
name (string), value (string)
setDialogVariable(name, value)
Sets a dialog variable that will be sent with the next user interaction.
name (string), value (string)
handleRewordClicked(text, options)
Simulates the action of clicking a rephrase button (reword).
text (string), options (object)
clearInteractions()
Clears the currently displayed conversation history in the Chatbox.
None
reply(text)
Displays an unsolicited message or notification in the Chatbox without generating a server-side interaction.
text (string)
User interface (UI) control
These functions allow modification of the appearance and state of Chatbox interface elements.
They must start with window.dydu.ui
lock(value)
Locks/unlocks the user input field.
value (boolean)
placeholder(value)
Modifies the help text displayed in the input field (placeholder).
value (string)
upload()
Displays the file upload button.
None
sidebar(open, { body, title })
Opens or closes the Chatbox sidebar and sets its content/title.
open (boolean), body (content), title (string)
toggle(mode)
Changes the view state of the Chatbox (hidden, minimized, open, full view).
mode (number)
Bot, localization, and global context management
These functions manage the fundamental settings of the environment (language, knowledge space, bot ID).
dydu.localization.set(locale)
Resets the conversation and updates the main bot language, relaunching initial knowledge items.
locale (string)
dydu.localization.setUi(locale)
Updates only the language of the user interface labels.
locale (string)
dydu.localization.get()
Retrieves the current bot locale (server-side language).
None
dydu.setBotId(botUUID)
Changes the active bot ID (botUUID). Clears history and reloads the welcome knowledge for the new ID.
botUUID (string)
dydu.newdialog()
Completely resets the conversation, local history, and user context, then reloads initial knowledge items.
None
Consultation Space Management
These functions are dedicated to manipulating and retrieving the consultation space used by the bot.
They must start with window.dydu.sapce
dydu.space.get()
Retrieves the current knowledge space of the bot.
None
dydu.space.set(space,
{ quiet = true })
Sets the new knowledge space.
space (string), quiet (object)
dydu.space.prompt()
Triggers the display of a prompt to choose the knowledge space.
None
Specific / Utility Functions
These functions are intended for specific uses, such as form prompts or debugging.
dydu.promptEmail.prompt(type)
Triggers the display of an input screen (prompt), for example, for email collection or other form.
type (string)
dydu.lorem.split()
Displays a split lorem ipsum (placeholder text) response.
None
dydu.lorem.standard()
Displays a standard lorem ipsum (placeholder text) response.
None
Event Management
it's possible to add actions that react to chatbox events. Below is a list of the events covered and how to use them:
From channels, you must enable events by checking the events -> active: True box. From there, you can access the listed methods either directly in your custom JS, as shown in the image below, or via the direct window.<method>.


Here is the list of events covered by these functions.
chatbox :
loadChatboxonMinimizequestionSentrewordDisplayinsatisfactionClicked
gdpr:
acceptGdprgetPersonalDatadeletePersonalDatadisplayGdpr
onBoarding:
onBoardingDisplayonBoardingCompleted
tab:
contactDisplay
teaser:
onClick
top:
topDisplaytopClicked
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