Avatar Web Component <sentifyd-bot> Reference
Guidance on how to use the attributes of the <sentifyd-bot> web component.
Introduction
The <sentifyd-bot> web component allows you to easily add a Sentifyd.io 3D conversational avatar to your web page. This component is designed for simplicity, enabling quick integration with a variety of customization options through its attributes. For a quick start guide, refer to our Integration Quick Start Guide.
What is a Web Component?
A web component is a custom HTML element that behaves similarly to standard HTML elements. It can have attributes, methods, and events, allowing developers to use it without needing to know the underlying complexities. The <sentifyd-bot> component is built using these principles, making it as intuitive to use as any native HTML element. To learn more about web components, visit webcomponents.org.
Avatar Deployment Settings
The following attributes control how the avatar is deployed on your web page:
toggler:
trueorfalse, defaults totrue. This attribute enables the widget toggler mode, positioning the avatar widget at the bottom right of the page. Whentrue, the avatar can be minimized or expanded by the user.compact:
trueorfalse, defaults tofalse. Whentrue, the avatar is displayed without the header or footer, making it more compact and less intrusive.canvas-width: Set the avatar canvas width in pixels. If not set, the width will fill the parent element, or a maximum default width.
canvas-height: Set the avatar canvas height. If not set, the height will fill the parent element, or a maximum default height.


Example:
Deployed avatar with widget toggler set to true.
<sentifyd-bot toggler compact="false"></sentifyd-bot>
Avatar Access
To connect the web component to a specific avatar you’ve created and trained on Sentifyd, use these attributes:
api-key: This is the unique key that allows access to your avatar. Obtain the API key from the avatar's page under "Actions" > "Access API key & Domain".avatar-id: The unique identifier of the avatar you wish to display. This ID is available under "Actions" > "Details" on the avatar's page.token-endpoint: A backend endpoint URL that the component uses to obtain temporary access tokens. This enhances security by reducing direct exposure of your API key.
Example:
<sentifyd-bot api_key="your-avatar-api-key" avatar_id="your-avatar-id" token_endpoint="https://your-backend.com/token"></sentifyd-bot>Widget Brand Customization
Customize the avatar widget to match your brand identity using the following settings:
ui-language: Set to one of the following supported languages:English (default):
enFrench:
frGerman:
deSpanish:
esChinese (Simplified):
zhArabic:
ar
terms-href: The URL to your terms of service. If not specified, it defaults to Sentifyd's terms atsentifyd.io/terms.privacy-href: The URL to your privacy policy. If not specified, it defaults to Sentifyd's privacy policy atsentifyd.io/privacy.brand-name: The name of your brand or institution, displayed in the avatar's interface.brand-logo: The URL of the logo image displayed in the avatar's header.avatar-background: Background behind the avatar’s transparent canvas. Enter a CSS color or gradient string. Defaults to "" (white background). Values are validated; unsupported inputs are ignored.corner-radius: CSS length (e.g.,12,12px,0.75rem,8%). Set the radius of the curved corners. Use 0 value to remove the curved corners. By default the corners are curved 15px.
Theme colors
To further customize the appearance, set the values of the following CSS variables for the sentifyd-bot element:
<style>
sentifyd-bot {
--primary-color: <valid CSS color>;
--secondary-color: <valid CSS color>;
--text-color-primary-bg: <valid CSS color>;
--text-color-secondary-bg: <valid CSS color>;
}
</style>Configure Avatar Conversation Features
Enable or disable specific features of the avatar to suit your needs:
enable-captions:trueorfalse, defaults tofalse. Whentrue, captions for the avatar’s and user's speech are shown.barge-in: true or false, defaults to false. When true, enables voice barge-in (interrupt speaking by talking).
Inject End User Information and Consent
If the end user name and given consent are known in your main app, you can inject this information in the avatar.
username: A string that identifies the user, allowing for personalized interactions.email: The user’s email address, which can be used for contact purposes.terms-acceptd:trueorfalse, indicating whether the user has accepted the terms of service. If this is not true, the component will request consent from the user.
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