Set Log Level

indigitall allows developers to access all the information that the log provides us.

You can set the variable logLevel with a enum with the differents levels you want to see, the messages corresponding to the level of error warning to which we have subscribed will appear.

You can check the code extract below.

<script
  src="/en/indigitall/sdk.min.js"
  onload="indigitall.init({
    ...
    //DEBUG // WARNING // ERROR
    logLevel: indigitall.LogLevel.ERROR,

    ...
  })"
  async>
</script>

Associate the device with a user

You can associate your own ID to each device. In this way it will be easier and more intuitive for you to work with our tool. For example:

If your users have been identified, you could use your user ID, or email, or any other data that you are used to working with.

This option will be to update the device information, so calling the DeviceCallback method will return a device if this operation was successful. To do this, you need to add the following code:

// Remember to replace with your external code
indigitall.logIn("YOUR_EXTERNAL_CODE", (device) => {
  //DO SOMETHING
  }, (error) => {
    //LOG ERROR
  });

Do not you worry about anything. Your IDs are irreversibly encrypted on the phone itself and sent securely to our servers. Not even the indigitall team can know this information.

Get permission status

Retrieves the current permission status of the device.

Usage

const permissions = await indigitall.getPermissionsStatus();

Response

{
  push: 'granted',
  location: 'denied'
}

Value description

Each permission can have one of the following values:

granted → The user has granted the permission
denied → The user has denied the permission
prompt → The user has not yet responded (may vary depending on the browser)

Available permissions

push → Push notification permission
location → Geolocation permission

Example

const permissions = await indigitall.getPermissionsStatus();

if (permissions.push === 'granted') {
  console.log('Push enabled');
}

if (permissions.location === 'denied') {
  console.log('Location not allowed');
}

Custom domain

if you are ENTERPRISE CUSTOMER you have to add this parameter in the configuration so that the SDK points to the correct environment:

<script
  src="/en/indigitall/sdk.min.js"
  onload="indigitall.init({
    ...
    urlDeviceApi: "https://{{cloud}}.device-api.indigitall.com/v1",
    urlInboxApi: "https://{{cloud}}.inbox-api.indigitall.com/v1",
    ...
  })"
  async>
    // {{cloud}} = check with our support team which is the value of the variable that corresponds to your account
</script>

Request permission from push notifications

Through these permissions, applications will be able to show the notifications sent by the indigitall tool.

To request the status of the permissions for push notifications, the callback requestPushPermission must be added to the initial configuration.

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This method does not work on Edge and Safari because these browsers do not implement the Permissions API

You can check the example code below:

<script>
  function requestPushPermission(permission){
    console.log("RequestPushPermission: "+permission.state);
  }
</script>

<script
  src="/en/indigitall/sdk.min.js"
  onload="indigitall.init({
    ...
    requestPushPermission: requestPushPermission
    ...
  })"
  async>
</script>