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chat-ionic-v4

v3.0.42-beta.1.19

Published

An Ionic project

Downloads

9

Readme

npm version

Chat21 is the core of the open source live chat platform Tiledesk.com.

Features

With Chat21-ionic you can:

  • Send a direct message to a user (one to one message)
  • View the messages history
  • The read receipts feature allows your users to see when a message has been sent, delivered and read
  • Conversations list view with the last messages sent (like Whatsapp)
  • With the Presense Manager you can view when a user is online or offline and the inactivity period
  • Responsive design (desktop and mobile)
  • View the user profile with fullname and email
  • Login with email and password (Use firebase email and password authentication method )
  • Signup with fullname, email, password and profile picture
  • Contacts list view with fulltext search for fullname field

Live Demo

Visit https://web.chat21.org/ to see a live demo of chat21-ionic.

Documentation

In progress git

Prerequisites

  • Install nodejs: https://nodejs.org/en/download/
  • Install Ionic CLI: npm install -g ionic
  • Install Cordova : npm install -g [email protected]
  • A Firebase project. Create one free on https://firebase.google.com
  • "Chat21 Firebase cloud functions" installed. Instructions:https://github.com/chat21/chat21-cloud-functions

Installation

  • Install the latest stable release. Check on Github page the last release under the Releases tab and then run
  • git clone https://github.com/frontiere21/chat21-ionic.git --branch <LATEST-RELEASE-VERSION>
  • cd chat21-ionic
  • Build running: npm install

Firebase

  • Create a Firebase account
  • Create a Firebase project in the Firebase console, if you don't already have one. https://console.firebase.google.com/
  • Deploy Chat21 Firebase Cloud Functions as described here: https://github.com/chat21/chat21-cloud-functions

Configuration

  • Configure the file environment.ts in src/environments folder:

    export const environment = {
        supportMode: false,
        production: false,
        remoteConfig: true,
        remoteConfigUrl: '/chat-config.json',
        chatEngine: "mqtt", // OR YOUR CUSTOM CHAT ENGINE
        updloaEngine: "native", // OR YOUR CUSTOM UPLOAD ENGINE
        pushEngine:"none", // OR YOUR CUSTOM PUSH ENGINE
        tenant:"tilechat",
        fileUploadAccept:"*/*",
        logLevel":"<YOUR-PREFERRED-LOG-LEVEL-NUMBER>",
        firebaseConfig: {
            apiKey: '123ABC..',
            authDomain: 'XYZ.firebaseapp.com',
            databaseURL: 'https://XYZ.firebaseio.com',
            projectId: 'XYZ',
            storageBucket: 'XYZ.appspot.com',
            messagingSenderId: '123456',
            appId: 'CHANGEIT',
            chat21ApiUrl: '<YOUR_CHAT21_CLOUD_FUNCTION_FIREBASE_ENDPOINT>'
        },
         chat21Config: {
            "appId": "tilechat",
            "MQTTendpoint": "mqtt://<YOUR-MQTT-ENPOINT>",
            "APIendpoint": "http://<YOUR-MQTT-API-ENPOINT>"
        },
        "apiUrl": "https://<YOUR-TILEDESK-API-URL>",
        "baseImageUrl": "https://<YOUR-BASE-IMAGE-URL>",
        "dashboardUrl": "https://<YOUR-DASHBOARD-URL>"
    }
    };
  • logLevel: The Chat21-ionic supports 4 log levels. The order is as follows: Error = 0 < Warn = 1 < Info = 2 < Debug = 3

  • fileUploadAccept: The Chat21-ionic allows you to manage the type of files that can be uploaded. By default, all file types are accepted.

Push notification

  • open /src/firebase-messaging-sw.js and replace messagingSenderId: with < your messagingSenderId > More info here : https://angularfirebase.com/lessons/send-push-notifications-in-angular-with-firebase-cloud-messaging/
  • firebase-messaging-sw.js must be accessible in the root of the webapp, for example (https://support.tiledesk.com/firebase-messaging-sw.js)
  • After the build process, check the property gcm_sender_id of the manifest.json file. The correct value for firebase is: "gcm_sender_id": "103953800507"

(Optional) Authenticate with email password

  • Config Firebase auth In the Firebase Console open the Authentication section > SIGN IN METHOD tab you need to enable the Email/password Sign-in Provider and click SAVE. This will allow users to sign-in the Web app with their Email https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/

Run App on Browser

  • Now you will need to serve the app. Run: ionic serve in the terminal.

Add browser platform and build it

  • Run: cordova platform add browser@latest
  • Run: ionic cordova build browser

Deploy

Deploy on a Web Server (Apache or Nginx)

Copy the content of the directory platforms/browser/www to your WebServer public dir.

Deploy on Firebase hosting

  • Install the Firebase CLI. run: npm install -g firebase-tools
  • Run: firebase login (these steps can be avoided if you have already done before)
  • Change directories in the terminal to your desired project directory(run: cd platforms/browser) and run: firebase init
    • select hosting (press Spacebar to select) and press return
    • select your project and press return
    • answer the following questions:
      • "what do you want to use as your public directory?" www and press return
      • "configure as a single-page app?" N and press return
      • "file www/index.html alredy exists. Overwrite?" N and press return
  • Run: firebase deploy
  • In your firebase consol click hosting and click on link your project More info here https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/quickstart?authuser=0

Run on Android

  • Run on simulator : ionic cordova run android
  • Run on device : ionic cordova run android --device

Run on iOS

  • Run on simulator : ionic cordova run ios
  • Run on device : ionic cordova run ios --device

Run with docker

To run Chat21-ionic on port 8080 run:


curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chat21/chat21-ionic/master/env.sample --output .env

nano .env #configure .env file properly

docker run -p 8080:80 --env-file .env chat21/chat21-ionic

Branding with Docker

If you want to customize logos and assets you can mount a docker volume and attach it to the assets folder. After that you can override the assets files into the docker volume.

Example:

docker run -p 8080:80 --env-file .env --mount source=chat21-ionic-assets-vol,destination=/usr/share/nginx/html/assets  chat21/chat21-ionic

Autologin

To auto login pass the JWT token as a query parameter of your Chat url as in the following example:


"http://localhost:8100/#/conversation-detail?jwt=<JWT_TOKEN>"