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# Web App 3 Plugin: Message Overlay
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This plugin enables host participants to use the message overlay feature and
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establish a message that will be seen by all the participants.
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This feature was introduced in **Pexip Infinity v35**, therefore you will need
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to use this version or a later one.
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## How to use
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To activate this feature the host user should click on the settings button
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located on the top-right corner. One thing to take into account is that this
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option will only be available during conferences.
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<div align='center'>
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![settings panel](./images/settings.png)
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</div>
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After clicking on "Set message overlay" you will see a dialog to enter the text
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<div align='center'>
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![set message overlay](./images/set-message-overlay.png)
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</div>
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Once you click on "Submit", all the participants will see the message on the top
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of the screen:
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<div align='center'>
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![message overlay](./images/message-overlay.png)
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</div>
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## Run for development
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- To be able to build the plugin, you need to comply with the following versions
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or higher:
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| NodeJS | NPM |
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- Install all the dependencies:
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```bash
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$ npm i
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```
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```bash
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$ npm start
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```
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The plugin will be served from https://localhost:5173 (visit that page and
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accept the self-signed certificates), but you should access it thought the Web
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App 3 URL. You have more information about how to configure your environment in
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the
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[Developer Portal: Setup guide for plugin developers](https://developer.pexip.com/docs/plugins/webapp-3/setup-guide-for-plugin-developers).
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## Build for production
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If you want to know more about how to deploy your plugin in Pexip Infinity,
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check our [Developer Portal](https://developer.pexip.com).

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