Intercom
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Intercom
Configuring the Intercom integration allows you to display your user’s session data (location, browser type, …) and conversations.
In order for your intercom integration to work properly, you will have to use the version 2 of intercom API. To do so, you'll need go to the intercom developer hub and ensure that the app registered to retrieve your API key uses the intercom API version 2.0.
First, add the intercom client as a dependency to your project:
Then, you need to add the intercom integration:
...
const intercomClient = require('intercom-client');
const { objectMapping, connections } = require('../models');
module.exports = async function (app) {
app.use(await Liana.init({
configDir: path.join(__dirname, '../forest'),
envSecret: process.env.FOREST_ENV_SECRET,
authSecret: process.env.FOREST_AUTH_SECRET,
objectMapping,
connections,
integrations: {
intercom: {
accessToken: process.env.INTERCOM_ACCESS_TOKEN,
intercom: intercomClient,
mapping: ['users.email'],
},
},
}));
console.log(chalk.cyan('Your admin panel is available here: https://app.forestadmin.com/projects'));
};...
const intercomClient = require('intercom-client');
const { objectMapping, connections } = require('../models');
module.exports = async function (app) {
app.use(await Liana.init({
configDir: path.join(__dirname, '../forest'),
envSecret: process.env.FOREST_ENV_SECRET,
authSecret: process.env.FOREST_AUTH_SECRET,
objectMapping,
connections,
integrations: {
intercom: {
accessToken: process.env.INTERCOM_ACCESS_TOKEN,
intercom: intercomClient,
mapping: ['users.email'],
},
},
}));
console.log(chalk.cyan('Your admin panel is available here: https://app.forestadmin.com/projects'));
};ForestLiana.integrations = {
# ...
intercom: {
access_token: ENV['INTERCOM_ACCESS_TOKEN'],
mapping: ['Customer']
}
}intercomis used to pass the intercom client version. To do so, you have to require the previously installed client, as in the example.accessTokenshould be defined in your environment variable and is provided by intercom.mappingrefers to the collection and field name you want to map to intercom data. It can either be a field that contain emails that refer to intercom users or a field that contain ids mapping theexternal_idin Intercom API.
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