Package Exports
- @sendbird/react-uikit-message-template-view
- @sendbird/react-uikit-message-template-view/dist/index.css
- @sendbird/react-uikit-message-template-view/index.css
- @sendbird/react-uikit-message-template-view/package.json
Readme
@sendbird/react-uikit-message-template-view
This package renders UI for react applications using Sendbird Message Template. It is used in Notification Channels in Sendbird UIKit for React. It is a part of an initiative in Sendbird to implement Notfication Channels. Using Message Templates, customers can define a template for a notification message and use it to send notifications to targetted users which should be rendered in the same way on all the client platforms & devices
Read more: https://sendbird.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/UK/pages/1929610099/UIKit+Message+template
Usage
npm i @sendbird/react-uikit-message-template-viewimport {
MessageTemplate,
MessageProvider,
useMessageContext,
} from '@sendbird/react-uikit-message-template-view';
Usage
<MessageProvider
message={message}
handleWebAction={handleWebAction}
handleCustomAction={handleCustomAction}
handleUIKitAction={handleUIKitAction}
>
<MessageTemplate templateItems={messageTemplate?.body?.items} />
</MessageProvider>useMessageContext is used inside MessageTemplate to fetch the message and the handlers. You need useMessageContext only when you are creating custom MessageTemplates
const {
// see Action Handlers section for more details
handleWebAction,
handleCustomAction,
handleUIKitAction,
} = useMessageContext() as MessageContextInterface;Action Handlers
handleWebAction is used to handle web actions. It takes a url as a parameter and opens it in a new tab
handleCustomAction is used to handle custom actions. It takes a custom action as a parameter and executes it
handleUIKitAction is used to handle predefined actions. It takes a predefined action as a parameter and executes it
handleWebAction?(event: React.SyntheticEvent, action: Action);
handleCustomAction?(event: React.SyntheticEvent, action: Action);
handleUIKitAction?(event: React.SyntheticEvent, action: Action);