This script lets you map help content to page elements in a web app. But it’s more than just a simple web help mapper.

Consider this problem. As a help author, you want to provide context-sensitive help for your application’s users. Unfortunately, you don’t really know much about the user’s actual context. What were they doing before they arrived at the current location in the app? If you’re trying to describe the fields in a form to help them complete it, do you know what information they’ve already provided? Did they fill it in correctly? Which options have they selected?

This script lets you include conditions with your help content, so you can say when it should be displayed. For example, one page in your user web app contains a list of items. You want to show different help depending on whether there are items in that list or not. You can use conditions to do this. There are a number of pre-defined conditions you can use or you can define your own.

For more information, see the the Bhelpful GitHub repo.