Introduction
You can fully customize your candidate experience using those parameters:
- React
- HTML
<Widget
disabled={false}
buttonText="START VIDEO INTERVIEW"
buttonStyle={{ color: 'white', backgroundColor: '#06f', borderRadius: '2.5rem' }}
config={/* ... */}
candidate={/* ... */}
job={/* ... */}
styleUrls={[]}
fontsUrls={[]}
/>
<body>
<myinterview-widget></myinterview-widget>
<script>
document.querySelector("myinterview-widget").widgetConfig = {
disabled: false,
buttonText: "START VIDEO INTERVIEW",
buttonStyle: { color: 'white', backgroundColor: '#06f', borderRadius: '2.5rem' },
config: {/* ... */},
candidate: {/* ... */},
job: {/* ... */},
styleUrls: [],
fontsUrls: []
}
</script>
</body>
config:
In the config: {}
object you'll be able to set callbacks, e.g. when a candidate completes an interview. Details here
If also contains the authentication parameter which is described in the next section
candidate:
In the candidate: {}
object you can pass all details about the candidate, like email and username. Details here
job:
In the job: {}
object you can set all the parameters relevant to the interview, including questions. Details here
In addition, you can use:
buttonText
to customize the text of the Widget button.disabled
to programmatically enable/disable the button for candidate to start the interview.