Components.default.threadHeaderView = MyChatThreadHeaderView.self
ChatThreadHeaderView
This component is responsible to display the information in the header of a thread. By default, it is rendered in the navigationItem.titleView
of the ChatThreadVC
.
Customization
You can swap the built-in component with your own by setting Components.default.threadHeaderView
to your own view type.
You can find more information on how the components configuration works here.
Properties
channelController
Controller for observing data changes within the channel.
open var channelController: ChatChannelController?
currentUserId
The user id of the current logged in user.
open var currentUserId: UserId?
titleContainerView
A view that displays a title label and subtitle in a container stack view.
open private(set) lazy var titleContainerView: TitleContainerView = components
.titleContainerView.init()
.withoutAutoresizingMaskConstraints
titleText
The title text used to render the title label. By default it is “Thread Reply” label.
open var titleText: String?
subtitleText
The subtitle text used in the subtitle label. By default it is the channel name.
open var subtitleText: String?
Methods
setUp()
override open func setUp()
setUpLayout()
override open func setUpLayout()
updateContent()
override open func updateContent()
channelController(_:didUpdateChannel:)
open func channelController(
_ channelController: ChatChannelController,
didUpdateChannel channel: EntityChange<ChatChannel>
)
channelController(_:didChangeTypingUsers:)
open func channelController(
_ channelController: ChatChannelController,
didChangeTypingUsers typingUsers: Set<ChatUser>
)
channelController(_:didReceiveMemberEvent:)
open func channelController(
_ channelController: ChatChannelController,
didReceiveMemberEvent: MemberEvent
)
channelController(_:didUpdateMessages:)
open func channelController(
_ channelController: ChatChannelController,
didUpdateMessages changes: [ListChange<ChatMessage>]
)