Widget methods

After the script loads, the widget creates window.Parsewise with public methods for programmatic control.

METHOD

`Parsewise.open(message?)`

Opens the chat drawer. If a string is passed, it is automatically sent as the first user message.

// Just open the chat
window.Parsewise.open()

// Open and send a starter message
window.Parsewise.open('Помогите подобрать ноутбук до 80 000 ₽')

METHOD

`Parsewise.close()`

Closes the open chat. Has no effect if the chat was not open.

window.Parsewise.close()

METHOD

`Parsewise.destroy()`

Fully removes the widget from the page: detaches scroll listeners, removes the CTA button and the Shadow DOM. After the call window.Parsewise is no longer usable.

window.Parsewise.destroy()

Example: Ask AI button

<button id="ask-ai">Спросить AI</button>

<script>
  document.getElementById('ask-ai').addEventListener('click', () => {
    window.Parsewise?.open('Какие у вас есть ноутбуки для работы?')
  })
</script>

window.Parsewise is created asynchronously — after the script loads. Always check for the object before calling methods.

SPA / React / Next.js

In an SPA, wait for the widget to be ready. The simplest way is polling window.Parsewise:

export function openParsewise(message?: string) {
  const tryOpen = () => {
    if (window.Parsewise) {
      window.Parsewise.open(message)
    } else {
      setTimeout(tryOpen, 100)
    }
  }
  tryOpen()
}