SnapEngage Mobile SDK for Android

Install the SDK using Gradle Package manager, by copying the following line into the app module’s build.gradle file:

implementation "com.chat:sdk:0.4" // TBD

** Use the following until final release **

implementation project(path: ':library')

Instantiate a ChatView from code or layout XML file

Kotlin:

 val chatView = ChatView(context)

Java:

 ChatView chatView = new ChatView(context, null);

Import the SnapEngageSDK to your swift file:

import SnapEngageSDK

Instantiate a ChatView from code or StoryBoard:

let SnapEngageChat = ChatView()

Configure the ChatView Create a Chat.Configuration object with your parameters. The constructor supports an optional parameter called customVariables.

Kotlin:

val provider = "SnapEngage"
// jsUrl from your SnapEngage code snippet
val jsUrl = "https://storage.googleapis.com/code.snapengage.com/js/your-widget-id.js"
val entryPageUrl = "https://yourdomain.com/"
val customVariables = CustomVariables()
	.put("accountNumber", 123456)
   	.put("customerSince", "December 1, 2016")
val config = Chat.Configuration(
provider, jsUrl, entryPageUrl, customVariables)

Java:

String provider = "SnapEngage";
// jsUrl from your SnapEngage code snippet
String jsUrl = "https://storage.googleapis.com/code.snapengage.com/js/your-widget-id.js";
String entryPageUrl = "https://yourdomain.com/";
CustomVariables customVariables = CustomVariables()
	.put("accountNumber", 123456)
	.put("customerSince", "December 1, 2016");
Chat.Configuration config = new Chat.Configuration(
provider, jsUrl, entryPageUrl, customVariables);

Setup the chatView with the configuration:

chatView.setConfiguration(config)

Register callbacks You can observe several events of the SnapEngage chat by adding a listener to your chatView. You can add several listeners to the same event. for example:

Kotlin:

val closeListener = object : CloseEventListener {
   override fun onClose(type: String?, status: String?) {
	Log.d("ChatView", "onCloseEvent triggered")
   }
})
chatView.addCloseListener(closeListener)

Java:

CloseEventListener closeListener = new CloseEventListener() {
   @Override
   public void onClose(
@Nullable String type,
@Nullable String status) {
       Log.d("ChatView", "onCloseEvent triggered");
   }
});
chatView.addCloseListener(closeListener);

You can also remove a listener:

Kotlin:

chatView.removeCloseListener(closeListener)

Java:

chatView.removeCloseListener(closeListener);