SendBird provides the chat API and SDK for your app enabling real-time communication among your users.
Bower package for SendBird.com JavaScript SDK
bower install sendbird
npm module for SendBird.com JavaScript SDK
npm install sendbird --save
download for SendBird.com JavaScript SDK
Install via NPM and import like below in your TypeScript file:
import * as SendBird from "sendbird";
var sb = new SendBird({ appId: "APP_ID" });
// do something...
If you have trouble importing SendBird, please check your tsconfig.json file and change the value of "allowSyntheticDefaultImports" to true in compilerOptions.
SyncManager is a support add-on for SendBird SDK. Major benefits of SyncManager are,
insert, update, remove at a single spot in order to apply data event to view.Check out Basic Sample with SyncManager which is similar to Basic Sample but SyncManager integrated. For more information about SyncManager, please refer to SyncManager README.
If you want to check the record of other version, go to Change Log.
v3.0.126(JUN 16, 2020)
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Sendbird JavaScript SDK
The npm package sendbird receives a total of 5,847 weekly downloads. As such, sendbird popularity was classified as popular.
We found that sendbird demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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