Install boardme
Learn how to install boardme.
Overview
This article helps you install boardme into your website or application.
If you are not technical or you need a refresher on importing scripts you came to the right place. There is no need to worry, all it takes to install boardme is a single line of code.
Getting the Script
To install boardme we first need to have the project script available to us.
You can get the script through email if your colleague used the Email script to the developer feature, or you can copy it from the boardme graphical user interface.
Getting the Script from the Projects Page
You can go to the Projects
page to see a list of thumbnails of all your projects in your workspace.
On the thumbnail, you can press the ...
button on the lower-left corner and click on </> Copy script
button. This will copy the project script to your clipboard!
Getting the Script from the Flows Page
You can click on a project thumbnail to access the Flows page.
In the top-left corner on the header, you can press the </> Install boardme
button followed by the Copy Script
button to copy the script to your clipboard!
Installing the Script into Your Website
boardme works with any website or application that uses web technologies.
This means that boardme should be installed into the <head> tag of your website.
The next step requires you to have a boardme script to install. You can see an example of the boardme script format below, and if you don't have it, please refer to the Getting the Script section above.
Your boardme script should look like this:
Once you have the boardme script at hand, you have to identify the place where it should be placed within your HTML
document.
Here is a simplified version of an HTML document.
You should place the boardme script inside your <head>
tag on your website, ideally on the first line, but it is not a requirement for it to run.
It is as simple as that! Congratulations on installing boardme! 🎉 🙌
Once you have boardme installed, all your Published flows will run on your website, and you will also have access to the boardme API.
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