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In the following example we will use the jQuery $ support library to dynamically load the SDK.

Once loaded, the CTLive SDK is accessed accessible through the global variable LIVECHATSDK.

The library instance must be initialized by specifying some basic parameters such as the CTLive server domain, the engagement channel (web), the user ID and the nickname.

$(document).ready(function() {
    $.getScript("https://mywebsite.com/livechat/:domain/lib/livechatagentsdk.js")
    .then(function() {
        // Initialize the CTLive SDK
        return LIVECHATSDK.SDK.init("https://mywebsite.com/livechat/:domain/")
    })
    .then(function() {
        // Login the agent to CTLive
        //jwt is optional. 
        //If not provided a redirect towards IdentityProvider is requested
        return LIVECHATSDK.LIVECHAT.login(jwt);
    })
    .then(function(){
      return LIVECHATSDK.LIVECHAT.init({
          "nickname": "Agent1",
          "isAgent": true,
          "id": "USER_AGENT1",
          "channel": "web"
          })
    })
    .catch(function(err) {
        console.error(err);
    });
  }
);

CTLive SDK needs to be initialized specifying some parameters:

• domain: unique domain identifier

• nickname: a friendly id that identifies the user. This string will be used in the chat transcript.

• isAgent: a true/false value that identifies the user as a call center agent

• id: unique user identifier

• channel: web is the default value, otherwise whatsapp identify an engagement from the WhatsApp mobile application