Front-end Events

You can "listen" to events that happens inside Hyvor Talk embed using Javascript. One common use case is reporting comment events in an analytics tool.

You have to set the onEvent property in the HYVOR_TALK_CONFIG variable to a callback. It will be called with two parameters: type and data.

HYVOR_TALK_CONFIG = {
   id: false,
   url: false,
   onEvent: function(type, data) {

   }
}

Event Types

The following event types are supported:

• comment-publish
• comment-edit
• comment-delete
• reaction-create
• reaction-edit
• reaction-delete
• rating-create
• rating-edit
• sso-login
• sso-signup

The data variable will be an object that contains more details about the event.

For comment events:

{
   id: 123, // comment ID
   parent_ids: [] // array of parent comment IDs
   created_at: 1646215479, // timestamp in UNIX seconds
}

For reaction events:

{ 
    // reaction ID 
    id: 123,

    // one of ['superb', 'love', 'wow', 'sad', 'laugh', 'angry']
    type: 'superb',

    // old_type only for reaction-edit (null for others)
    old_type: 'love', 

    created_at: 1646215479, // timestamp in UNIX seconds

    /**
     * reactions count of the page as an array 
     * (ex: there are 52 superb reactions and other reactions are 0)
     */
    page_reactions: [52,0,0,0,0,0]
}

For ratings events:

{
    id: 123, // rating ID
    created_at: 1646215479, // timestamp in UNIX seconds
    rating: 4, // current rating
    page_ratings: { // total page ratings similar to the API
        average: 4.5,
        count: 4
    }
}

SSO events do not provide data. See using modals for SSO login for more details.