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Official Ruby SDK for Stream Chat

Official Ruby API client for Stream Chat, a service for building chat applications.
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📝 About Stream

You can sign up for a Stream account at our Get Started page.

You can use this library to access chat API endpoints server-side.

For the client-side integrations (web and mobile) have a look at the JavaScript, iOS and Android SDK libraries (docs).

⚙️ Installation

stream-chat-ruby supports:

Ruby (2.7, 3.0, 3.1)

$ gem install stream-chat-ruby

✨ Getting started

require 'stream-chat'

client = StreamChat::Client.new('STREAM_KEY', 'STREAM_SECRET')

💡 Note: since v2.21.0 we implemented Sorbet type checker. As of v2.x.x we only use it for static type checks and you won't notice any difference, but from v3.0.0 we will enable runtime checks 🚨 🚨 🚨.

What this means, is that you'll receive an error during runtime if you pass an invalid type to our methods. To prepare for that, just make sure whatever you pass in, matches the method signature (sig { ... }).

Update (2022-May-24): we have relased v3.0.0 with enabled runtime checks.

Additionally, in a future major version, we would like to enforce symbol hash keys during runtime to conform to Ruby best practises. It's a good idea to prepare your application for that.
# Wrong:
user = { "user" => { "id" => "bob-1"}}
# Correct:
user = { user: { id: "bob-1" }}

Generate a token for client-side usage:

client.create_token('bob-1')

Create/Update users

client.upsert_user({
    id: 'bob-1',
    role: 'admin',
    name: 'Robert Tables'
})

# Batch update is also supported
jane = {id: 'jane-1'}
june = {id: 'june-1'}
client.upsert_users([jane, june])

Channel types

client.create_channel_type({
    name: 'livechat',
    automod: 'disabled',
    commands: ['ban'],
    mutes: true
})

channel_types = client.list_channel_types()

Channels

# Create a channel with members from the start
chan = client.channel("messaging", channel_id: "bob-and-jane", data: {:members => ['bob-1', 'jane-77']})
chan.create('bob-1')

# Create a channel and then add members
chan = client.channel("messaging", channel_id: "bob-and-jane")
chan.create('bob-1')
chan.add_members(['bob-1', 'jane-77'])

Reactions

chan.send_reaction(m1['id'], {type: 'like'}, 'bob-1')

Moderation

chan.add_moderators(['jane-77'])
chan.demote_moderators(['bob-1'])

chan.ban_user('bob-1', timeout: 30)

chan.unban_user('bob-1')

Messages

m1 = chan.send_message({text: 'Hi Jane!'}, 'bob-1')

deleted_message = client.delete_message(m1['message']['id'])

Devices

jane_phone = client.add_device({:id => 'iOS Device Token', :push_provider => push_provider.apn, :user_id => 'jane-77'})

client.get_devices('jane-77')

client.remove_device(jane_phone['id'], jane_phone['user_id'])

Blocklists

client.create_blocklist('my_blocker', %w[fudge cream sugar])

# Enable it on 'messaging' channel type
client.update_channel_type('messaging', blocklist: 'my_blocker', blocklist_behavior: 'block')

client.get_blocklist('my_blocker')

client.delete_blocklist('my_blocker')

Export Channels

# Register an export
response = client.export_channels({type: 'messaging', id: 'jane'})

# Check completion
status_response = client.get_export_channel_status(response['task_id'])
# status_response['status'] == 'pending', 'completed'

Campaigns

# Create a user or channel segment
client.create_segment({ name: 'test', type: 'user', filter: { uniq: 'a flag on users' } })

# Create a campaign that uses the segment
client.create_campaign({
    name: 'test',
    text: 'Hi',
    sender_id: campaign_sender,
    segment_id: segment_id,
    channel_type: 'messaging'
})

# Schedule the campaign
client.schedule_campaign(campaign_id, Time.now.to_i)

# Query the campaign to check the status
response = client.query_campaigns(filter_conditions: { id: campaign_id })
response['campaigns'][0]['status'] == 'completed'

# Read sent information
client.query_recipients(filter_conditions: { campaign_id: campaign_id })

Rate limits

# Get all rate limits
limits = client.get_rate_limits

# Get rate limits for specific platform(s)
limits = client.get_rate_limits(server_side: true)

# Get rate limits for specific platforms and endpoints
limits = client.get_rate_limits(android: true, ios: true, endpoints: ['QueryChannels', 'SendMessage'])

✍️ Contributing

We welcome code changes that improve this library or fix a problem, please make sure to follow all best practices and add tests if applicable before submitting a Pull Request on Github. We are very happy to merge your code in the official repository. Make sure to sign our Contributor License Agreement (CLA) first. See our license file for more details.

Head over to CONTRIBUTING.md for some development tips.

🧑‍💻 We are hiring!

We've recently closed a $38 million Series B funding round and we keep actively growing. Our APIs are used by more than a billion end-users, and you'll have a chance to make a huge impact on the product within a team of the strongest engineers all over the world.

Check out our current openings and apply via Stream's website.

	def create_token(user_id, exp = nil)
	payload = {user_id: user_id}
	if exp != nil
	payload['exp'] = exp
	end
	JWT.encode(payload, @api_secret, 'HS256')
	end

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Official Ruby SDK for Stream Chat

📝 About Stream

⚙️ Installation

✨ Getting started

Generate a token for client-side usage:

Create/Update users

Channel types

Channels

Reactions

Moderation

Messages

Devices

Blocklists

Export Channels

Campaigns

Rate limits

✍️ Contributing

🧑‍💻 We are hiring!

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