Chat Bot Application

A chat bot application allows real-time messaging between users and a bot (or other users) in a sleek, user-friendly interface. Using Material UI for the frontend and Socket.IO for real-time communication, this application provides a modern and responsive user experience.

Key Features

Real-Time Communication:

Socket.IO Integration: Enables instant messaging by maintaining a persistent connection between the client and server, ensuring real-time data transfer. User Interface:

Material UI: Provides a rich set of UI components to create a polished and responsive interface. Components like buttons, text fields, modals, and cards are used extensively. Responsive Design: Ensures the chat application works seamlessly on various devices, from desktops to mobile phones. Authentication and User Management:

Login/Signup: Secure user authentication, often using JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for maintaining sessions. User Profiles: Allow users to update their profile information and view other users' profiles. Chat Features:

One-on-One Chat: Users can send and receive messages in real-time. Message History: Stores chat history for users to view past conversations. Notifications:

Real-Time Notifications: Inform users of new messages, online status changes, and other important events. Browser Notifications: Optional notifications that appear even when the user is not actively using the chat application. Technical Implementation

Api Doc

1. get the current user: /api/v1/users/current-user
2. set the user conversation: /api/v1/conversation/user
3. signin and signup: /api/v1/users
4. send message: /api/v1/conversation/messages/send
5. get the users: /api/v1/authentication/users/all

Socket Doc

1. socket.emit('private_message', { recipientId:email, message }) ==> send the message along with unique email
2. socket.emit('userOnline', user?.email) ==> update the user email when user llogin
3. socket.on('updateOnlineAdmins', (onlineAdmin) => { get the online admins})
4. socket.on('new_message', (data) => get the message received and sent data.message);