Once authenticated, users can send or receive messages, which are tied to a Conversation
A Conversation is created by calling:
stringeeClient.createConversation(userIds, options).then(conversation => {
console.log('createConversation', conversation);
}).catch(console.log);
In which:
userIds: A set of participants' ID, for example:
const userIds = ["user1", "user2"];
options: Conversation options to use when constructing this conversation, for example:
const option = new ConversationOption();
option.name = 'Your conversation name';
option.isDistinct = false;
option.isGroup = true;
Chat 1-1
To create a Chat 1-1 Conversation, you must pass userIds with only one user id, isGroup = false, for example:
const userIds = ["user1"];
const option = new ConversationOption();
option.name = 'Your conversation name';
option.isDistinct = false/true,
option.isGroup = false;
A Chat 1-1 Conversation is a distinct Conversation by default. You can not add participants to a Chat 1-1 Conversation.
Note: If you pass userIds with more than one user id, the Conversation is created as a Group Chat Conversation.
Group Chat
To create a Group Chat Conversation, you pass isGroup = true or userIds with more than one user id:
const userIds = ["user1", "user2", ...];
const option = new ConversationOption();
option.name = 'Your conversation name';
option.isDistinct = false/true,
option.isGroup = true;
You can add or remove participants to/from a Conversation.
Distinct Conversations
If a Conversation is created as a distinct Conversation, it is unique on the Stringee server. This means that if multiple users independently create distinct Conversations with the same set of users, the server will automatically merge the conversations. Once a Distinct Conversation has been created between User A and User B, any further attempts by either of these users to create a new Distinct Conversation with these participants will be resolved into the existing Conversation. Conversations are created as non-distinct Conversations by default. Creating a distinct Conversation by setting the isDistinct option:
Conversations are stored on the Stringee server as well as cached on the Local Database. You can get conversations as follows:
Get Local Conversations
To get local conversations, you call:
stringeeClient.getLocalConversations(userId, count, isAscending).then((conversations) => {
conversations.map(conversation => {
console.log('getLocalConversations', conversation);
});
}).catch(console.log);
In which:
Get Last Conversations
Get the latest conversations from the Stringee server by calling:
stringeeClient.getLastConversations(count, isAscending).then((conversations) => {
conversations.map(conversation => {
console.log('getLastConversations', conversation);
});
}).catch(console.log);
In which:
Get Conversations After
Get a list of conversations of which updated time is greater than the datetime from the server by calling:
stringeeClient.getConversationsAfter(datetime, count, isAscending).then((conversations) => {
conversations.map(conversation => {
console.log('getConversationsAfter', conversation);
});
}).catch(console.log);
In which:
Get Conversations Before
Get a list of conversations of which updated time is smaller than the datetime from the server by calling:
stringeeClient.getConversationsBefore(datetime, count, isAscending).then((conversations) => {
conversations.map(conversation => {
console.log('getConversationsBefore', conversation);
});
}).catch(console.log);
In which:
Any participant can add users into a Conversation or leave a Conversation. Only the participant who is an admin of the Conversation can remove other participants from the Conversation:
const userIds = ["user1", "user2"];
// Add
conversation.addParticipants(userIds).then(users => {
console.log('addParticipants', users);
}).catch(console.log);
// Remove
conversation.removeParticipants(userIds).then(users => {
console.log('removeParticipants', users);
}).catch(console.log);
Note: To leave a Conversation, you remove yourself from the Conversation.
In case the Conversation is Chat 1-1, you can delete the Conversation by calling:
conversation.deleteConversation().then(() => {
console.log('deleteConversation success');
}).catch(console.log);
In case the Conversation is Group Chat, you must leave the Conversation before deleting.