## BOSFeedback We have a ton (>10k+) components on #BOS, so how can devs collect feedback from users? Introduce the BOSFeedback, a simple way to collect user feedback! Easily embed the component to your #BOS app and collect user feedback from there! User feedback got saved into a WordPress site, you can set up your own site to save user feedback too!  ## Installation ### Simple configuration replace `PROJECT NAME` with your project name ``` <Widget src="cuongdcdev.near/widget/BOSFeedback" props={{ projectName: "PROJECT NAME", }} ></Widget> ``` [View public feedbacks here](https://test1.sctuts.com/) ### Advanced configuration ``` <Widget src="cuongdcdev.near/widget/BOSFeedback" props={{ projectName: "PROJECT NAME", txtTitle: "Feedback or support form", // the form title txtFeedback: "Feedback message", // the feedback field placeholder txtContact: "Contact address" , //the contact field placeholder thankyou: "TY", //show when feedback submitted succesfully errorMsg: "Err", //show wen error, autoOpen: true, //auto show the form, inlineCss: { left: "100", right: "unset", bottom: "10%", }//custom button style }} ></Widget> ``` ## Setup your own site ## **Want to store user feedback in your own database instead? 👇** BOSFeedback saves user feedback into a WordPress site, so you first need to have a WordPress site! Why WordPress? it's the most used website CMS in the world, easy to setup and use, and run on any hosting! It has a ton of plugins so you can add any features as you like! Something like you can get Telegram/email notification when there is new feedback. **Installation guide** - Setup your WP instance - Install and active [BOS Feedback Plugin](https://github.com/cuongdcdev/BOSFeedback) - Make sure CORS(Cross-origin resource sharing) is already enabled in the host - change BOSFeedback `endpoint` to your own url, example: ``` <Widget src="cuongdcdev.near/widget/BOSFeedback" props={{ endpoint: "https://example.com", }} ></Widget> ```