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ngx-rumbletalk

v5.0.2

Published

RumbleTalk Angular integration

Downloads

124

Readme

NgxRumbletalk

An angular library for Rumbletalk group chats. Your platform for creating engaging messaging chat rooms for online events, web-site, platforms ,or apps.

RumbleTalk Chat

Features

  • Angular compatibility
  • CSS Customization
  • Polls
  • create multiple rooms
  • Video and audio calls
  • Approve message mode (Q&A)
  • Backend agnostic
  • voice and audio messages
  • Images, videos, files & emojis
  • Private messages
  • Text formatting - bold, italic, strikethrough, underline
  • Online / Offline users status
  • Flexible options and slots
  • Different themes
  • Floating or embed chat
  • Mute all

Installation

Using npm:

npm i ngx-rumbletalk

Supported versions:

| Angular Version | Supported Version | | ---------------------- | ----------------- | | 15.x.x | 5.x.x | | 14.x.x | 4.x.x | | 13.x.x (Ivy) | 3.x.x | | <=12.x.x (View Engine) | 2.x.x |

Setup

Import NgxRumbletalkModule to your application's module

import { NgxRumbletalkModule } from 'ngx-rumbletalk';

@NgModule({
  ...
  imports: [ NgxRumbletalkModule ],
  ...
})
export class AppModule { }

Component usage

Use this in any of your html file where you would like to place the chat

Basic use

<ngx-rumbletalk [hash]="hash" [width]="700" [height]="500"></ngx-rumbletalk>

Floating

<ngx-rumbletalk [hash]="hash" [floating]="true" side="right" image="https://d1pfint8izqszg.cloudfront.net/images/toolbar/toolbar.png" counter="14:23">
</ngx-rumbletalk>

Service usage

These are the available methods you can use in the chat by importing the NgxRumbleTalkService file

Note: Don't forget to import the service and interfaces import { LoginData, LogoutData, LogoutCbData, NgxRumbletalkService } from 'ngx-rumbletalk'; in the file you are working on and inject it in your class constructor constructor(private rumbletalkService: NgxRumbletalkService) {}

Methods

login(data: LoginData): Promise

this.rumbletalkService.login(data)
    .then(response => console.log(response))
    .catch(error => console.log(error));

Used to log in to your chat

logout(data: LogoutData): void

this.rumbletalkService.logout(data);

Used to log out from your chat

logoutCB(data: LogoutCbData): void

this.rumbletalkService.logoutCB(data);

Used to log out from your chat but with a callback that you can use for whatever purpose

openPrivateChat(data: OpenPrivateChatData): void

this.ref.current.openPrivateChat({
    hash: hash,
    username: username,
});

Used to open the private chat

Interface

LoginData

export interface LoginData {
  hash: string;
  username: string;
  password?: string;
  image?: string;
  forceLogin?: boolean;
}

LogoutData

export interface LogoutData {
  hash: string;
  userId?: string;
  username?: string;
}

LogoutCbData

export interface LogoutCbData {
  hash: string;
  callback: any;
}

OpenPrivateChatData

export interface OpenPrivateChatData {
  hash: string;
  userId?: string;
  username?: string;
}