Testing Intercom Javascript API

This app allows testing of the Intercom Javascript API
Allows for testing visitors via Acquire and users
Remember that the chat icon only shows if you have the appropriate subscriptions
- Acquire is needed to show it to visitors
- Resolve is needed to show it to users

Environment variables

This app allows for unlimited number of apps but they need to be configured via an environment file
Sample variables
- APP1: app_id of your 1st app
- APP1_NAME: name of 1st app (for easy reference)
- APP1_SECRET: secret key for secure mode of the 1st app
- APP2: app_id of your 2nd app
- APP2_NAME: name of 2nd app (for easy reference)
- APP2_SECRET: secret key for secure mode of the 2nd app
- APP3: app_id of your 3rd app
- APP3_NAME: name of 3rd app (for easy reference)
- APP3_SECRET: secret key for secure mode of the 3rd app
- ...

APP1="abcd1234"
APP1_NAME="Production app"
APP1_SECRET="abcde12345abcde12345abcde12345abcde"
APP2="1234abcd"
APP2_NAME="Test app"
APP2_SECRET=""

Install Pow: http://pow.cx
Go to Pow directory and set up the link to this directory
- cd ~/.pow
- ln -s ~/src/intercom-testing-js-api intercomtest
Setup environment variables as detailed in section above
open http://intercomtest.dev

Click the "Deploy to Heroku button"
Be warned that Acquire depends on the Messenger being able to create a first-party cookie for *.customer-domain.com. This will fail (with modern browsers) on *.customer-app.firebaseapp.com and *.customer-app.herokuapp.com, or any domain registered as a public suffix, https://publicsuffix.org [Source - Intercom Docs]