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open-chat-js

v8.22.0

Published

JS SDK for the Open Chat API

Downloads

4

Readme


runme: id: 01HSJ477SPSG4K6KD38XF1VATZ version: v3

NPM

npm install open-chat-js

Yarn

yarn add open-chat-js

JS deliver

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/open-chat-js"></script>

✨ Getting started

The StreamChat client is setup to allow extension of the base types through use of generics when instantiated. The default instantiation has all generics set to Record<string, unknown>.

import { StreamChat } from 'open-chat-js';
// Or if you are on commonjs
const StreamChat = require('open-chat-js').StreamChat;

const client = StreamChat.getInstance('YOUR_API_KEY', 'API_KEY_SECRET');

const channel = client.channel('messaging', 'TestChannel');
await channel.create();

Or you can customize the generics:

type ChatChannel = { image: string; category?: string };
type ChatUser1 = { nickname: string; age: number; admin?: boolean };
type ChatUser2 = { nickname: string; avatar?: string };
type UserMessage = { country?: string };
type AdminMessage = { priorityLevel: number };
type ChatAttachment = { originalURL?: string };
type CustomReaction = { size?: number };
type ChatEvent = { quitChannel?: boolean };
type CustomCommands = 'giphy';

type StreamType = {
  attachmentType: ChatAttachment;
  channelType: ChatChannel;
  commandType: CustomCommands;
  eventType: ChatEvent;
  messageType: UserMessage | AdminMessage;
  reactionType: CustomReaction;
  userType: ChatUser1 | ChatUser2;
};

const client = StreamChat.getInstance<StreamType>('YOUR_API_KEY', 'API_KEY_SECRET');

// Create channel
const channel = client.channel('messaging', 'TestChannel');
await channel.create();

// Create user
await client.upsertUser({
  id: 'vishal-1',
  name: 'Vishal',
});

// Send message
const { message } = await channel.sendMessage({ text: `Test message` });

// Send reaction
await channel.sendReaction(message.id, { type: 'love', user: { id: 'vishal-1' } });

Custom types provided when initializing the client will carry through to all client returns and provide intellisense to queries.

🔗 (Optional) Development Setup in Combination with our SDKs

Connect to Stream Chat React Native SDK

Run in the root of this repo

yarn link

Run in the root of one of the example apps (SampleApp/TypeScriptMessaging) in the open-chat-js-react-native repo

yarn link open-chat-js
yarn start

Open metro.config.js file and set value for watchFolders as

module.exports = {
  ...
  watchFolders: [projectRoot].concat(alternateRoots).concat(['{{CHANGE_TO_THE_PATH_TO_YOUR_PROJECT}}/open-chat-js-js'])
};

Make sure to replace {{CHANGE_TO_THE_PATH_TO_YOUR_PROJECT}} with the correct path for open-chat-js-js folder as per your directory structure Run in the root of this repo

yarn start