@atomic.io/action-cards-web-sdk-cdn-icons 25.1.0 → 25.2.0

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  [![codecov](https://codecov.io/github/atomic-app/action-cards-web-sdk/branch/master/graph/badge.svg?token=BNXNRL8ASJ)](https://codecov.io/github/atomic-app/action-cards-web-sdk)
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- # Web SDK - Current (25.1.0)
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+ # Web SDK - Current (25.2.0)
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  ## Introduction
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  The Atomic Web SDK allows you to integrate an Atomic stream container into your web app or site, presenting cards from a stream to your customers.
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- The current stable release is **25.1.0**.
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  ### Browser support
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  ## Installation
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- The current version of the Atomic Web SDK is `25.1.0`, and is hosted on our CDN at `https://downloads.atomic.io/web-sdk/release/25.1.0/sdk.js`.
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+ The current version of the Atomic Web SDK is `25.2.0`, and is hosted on our CDN at `https://downloads.atomic.io/web-sdk/release/25.2.0/sdk.js`.
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  As of version `24.2.1` the Web SDK also offers a bundle variant which does not include the font used for icons in action cards. Instead this font is fetched via CDN as required, allowing the size of your initial bundle loaded by the browser to be smaller. Both variations function identically in all other respects.
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- This variant is hosted on our CDN at `https://downloads.atomic.io/web-sdk/release/25.1.0/sdk-cdn-icons.js`.
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+ This variant is hosted on our CDN at `https://downloads.atomic.io/web-sdk/release/25.2.0/sdk-cdn-icons.js`.
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  To integrate it, add the script for your chosen variant as a source to your web page:
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- <script src="https://downloads.atomic.io/web-sdk/release/25.1.0/sdk.js"></script>
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  </body>
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  ```
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  ```
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- #### JWT custom user ID field {#jwt-custom-user-id-field}
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- _(introduced in 25.1.0)_
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- To use a custom field in your JWT for the user ID used by the Atomic Platform you must first configure this field in the [Atomic Workbench](/sdks/auth-SDK#custom-user-id-field) for the relevant SDK API Key.
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- Once you have the API Key configuration in place, you need to call the `setTokenUserIdAttribute` method, supplying the field name:
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  To be ready to display a stream container you need to have [initialised](https://documentation.atomic.io/sdks/web#displaying-a-stream-container) the SDK & set the [Session Delegate](https://documentation.atomic.io/sdks/web#authenticating-requests-with-a-jwt). You can use the convenience method `login` to accomplish this in one call. This method has the following parameters:
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  - The text displayed next to the option to indicate that a card was useful (`votingUsefulTitle`);
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  - The title displayed at the top of the screen presented when a user indicates that a card was not useful (`votingFeedbackTitle`).
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  - The error message shown when the user does not have an internet connection (`noInternetConnectionMessage`).
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  - The error message shown when the theme or card list cannot be loaded due to an API error (`dataLoadFailedMessage`).
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  The Atomic SDKs support card voting, which allows you to gauge user sentiment towards the cards you send. When integrating the SDKs, you can choose to enable options for customers to indicate whether a card was useful to the user or not, accessible when they tap on the overflow button in the top right of a card.
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