Setup
Installing and Initializing Furo.js
Install
Add the Furo.js script to your html <head> element.
This allows you to access furo’s features from anywhere in your code.
Asynchronous or Deferred Loading of Furo.js
You can also load Furo.js using the async or defer attributes of the script tag. However, be aware that if you use asynchronous loading, API calls should only be made after the script has fully executed.
Initialize
Initialization is a mandatory step before you start using Furo.js in earnest.
You can complete it by calling the furo.init method once at the entry point of your web framework.
To be recognized by Furo, you must call the initialization function using the clientId and publicApiKey that match your project.
API
furo.init
Initializes the SDK. It accepts as parameters. For events triggered immediately after initialization, see Event.
InitOptions
This is a unique ID that identifies your project. You can find it in the Developer tab of the Furo console.
You can alternatively set data-client-id inside the <script> tag when installing Furo JS.
This is the public API key used for communication with the server. You can find it in the Developer tab of the Furo console.
You can alternatively set data-public-api-key inside the <script> tag when installing Furo JS.
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