iOS Swift SDK for Chat Messaging
The iOS Chat SDK is highly flexible, customizable and crazy optimized for performance. Our Core SDK provides a reactive subset for the Stream Chat API and is constantly being improved through feedback from developers. Full RxSwift support too 👍.
The best place to start is the iOS Chat Tutorial. The tutorial teaches you how to use this SDK and also shows how to make common changes
iOS UX Views
- Logging
- Custom fonts for entire library
- Custom fonts for specific components
- Navigation customization
- Custom webview
- Custom camera interface
LiveView
- Show participant watcher counts
- Return a list of users who are typing
- Show text current user typed
- Read state for all users in channel
- Show new messages outside of scroll
Message List UI
- Display reactions on each message
- Edit previously sent messages
- Typing indicators
- Read state
- Rich URL previews
- Threads
Channel Header
- Back navigation button
- Displays channel name
- Last time the channel was active
- Online indicator about other users
- Staying sticky to the top of the app
Channel List UI
- Channel name
- User's read states
- Last message
- Time of last message
- Custom layouts
- Event listening
Message Composer
- Easily add Emoticons to messages
- File, image and movie attachments
- Slash Commands for giphy
- Typing events
- Switches to editing messages
- Compose threads for focused responses
iOS SDK Features
- Message reactions
- Link previews
- Image, video, and file attachments
- Edit and delete message
- Typing indicators
- Read indicators
- Push notifications
- Image gallery
- GIF support
- Light theme
- Style customization
- UI customization
- Threads
- Slash commands
- Offline support
- Markdown messages formatting
Meet The iOS Chat Team
Hi! We are always working on the iOS SDK here at Stream. Any feedback that other developers can provide will be very helpful.
Would you consider leaving some feedback on what you need from Stream?
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