Reveal Method

Reveal method is used to identify the visitor of a session (basically merge their id’s) to a Waymore contact. We will store that user details which was provided in the reveal method.

waymore.reveal (userInfo)

Parameters	Data type	Required	Description	Validation
userInfo	Object	true	It contains the user information about that particular user	This Object must contains the field email , remaining fields are optional

User Info object properties details:

Parameters	Data type	Required	Description
email	String	true	Email id of that user
mobile	String	false	Mobile number of that user
landline	String	false	Landline number of that user
pushtoken	String	false
facebookID	String	false
firstname	String	false	First name of that user
lastname	String	false	Last name of that user
middleName	String	false	Middle name of that user
gender	String	false	Gender of that user
address	String	false	Address of that user
zip	String	false	Zip code of that user
city	String	false	City of that user
country	String	false	Country of that user
currency	String	false	Currency of that user
gdprPolicySMS	String	false
gdprPolicyViber	String	false
gdprPolicyVoice	String	false
gdprPolicyWhatsApp	String	false
gdprPolicyFacebok	String	false
gdprPolicyPush	String	false

🚧
If new parameters were passed, which were not mentioned in the above table, those values will be ignored

waymore.reveal(userInfo);  
        (or)  
window.waymore.reveal(userInfo);

📘
If you are working with direct JavaScript / HTML, we can ignore window keyword. But If you are working with any Frontend Framework / Library, use window keyword.
Example: window.waymore.reveal(userInfo)

Example:
Sample reveal method

waymore.reveal({  
  email: "[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])",  
  firstname: "test",  
  lastname: "developer"  
});

Code Example:

The below code is a HTML project. In that we have added latest waymore.js script. In that HTML project, there was a button, if user clicks that button, we are going to send the user signup details. In that button function click, we are calling our waymore.reveal() method with user provided user Info.

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html lang="">

<head>
    <!-- Waymore web service script start -->
    <script type="module">
      !function (e) {
            let t=document,a=window,o=t.createElement("link"),s=t.createElement("script"),r=t.body,i=t.head;
            o.type="text/css";o.rel="stylesheet";o.href="https://cdn0.routee.net/sdk/dist/latest/waymore.min.css";
            i.appendChild(o);s.src="https://cdn0.routee.net/sdk/dist/latest/waymore.min.js";i.appendChild(s);let p;(p = a).addEventListener("load",()=>{
                if("routee"in p)e(p);else{let tnc=0,iId=a.setInterval(()=>{("routee"in p||tnc>20)&&(clearInterval(iId),e(p)),tnc++},500)}
            });                
        }(function (r) {
            r.routee.initialize({
                routeeToken: "$UUID_HERE",  // Add your routee token
            });
        });
    </script>
    <!-- Waymore web service script stop -->
</head>

<body>
    <!-- Email Field  -->
    <label for="email">Email:</label>
    <input type="text" id="email" name="email"><br>
      </html>

Reveal Method

🚧
If new parameters were passed, which were not mentioned in the above table, those values will be ignored

📘
If you are working with direct JavaScript / HTML, we can ignore window keyword. But If you are working with any Frontend Framework / Library, use window keyword.

🚧If new parameters were passed, which were not mentioned in the above table, those values will be ignored

📘If you are working with direct JavaScript / HTML, we can ignore window keyword. But If you are working with any Frontend Framework / Library, use window keyword.

🚧
If new parameters were passed, which were not mentioned in the above table, those values will be ignored

📘
If you are working with direct JavaScript / HTML, we can ignore window keyword. But If you are working with any Frontend Framework / Library, use window keyword.