CLARAEnvironmental Intelligence

How to add CLARA to your website

Add these two lines where the report should appear:

<div id="clara-widget" data-clara-partner="your_partner_name" data-clara-address="Rue des Drapiers 2, 1050 Ixelles"></div> <script src="https://widget.clara.city/embed.js" async></script>

data-clara-partner is the name your sales are recorded under.

data-clara-address is the address for which the report is generated.

Additional options

Drop any line you do not need.

<div id="clara-widget" data-clara-partner="your_partner_name" data-clara-address="Rue des Drapiers 2, 1050 Ixelles" data-clara-listing="your_listing_id" data-clara-lat="50.83638" data-clara-lon="4.35833" data-clara-lang="fr" data-clara-variant="b"></div> <script src="https://widget.clara.city/embed.js" async></script>

Widget auto-hiding

Before it appears, the widget checks that CLARA can serve the address. If it cannot, nothing is shown and your page keeps no empty space. Your element receives one of two events, so a block of yours around it can follow:

el.addEventListener("clara:ready", function (e) { /* the widget is on screen */ }); el.addEventListener("clara:unavailable", function (e) { // e.detail.reason: "outside_area", "not_found", "timeout" or "error" });

The tidiest way: keep your block hidden and show it on clara:ready, so nothing ever appears on a listing CLARA cannot serve.

The check runs when the widget comes near the screen and its answer is kept per address, so it costs your page one small request.

If your site sets a Content Security Policy, allow https://widget.clara.city in script-src, frame-src and connect-src.

About reports

Reports are produced by the CLARA API and delivered as HTML and PDF. More at clara.city.

The two layouts

Live, and yours to click. Only paying is disabled.

a — the full card.

Demo

b — the compact row. This is the default.

Demo