Join channels
Requires App Context
Enable App Context on your keyset in the Admin Portal to manage memberships.
Use join() to connect a user to a channel and create a membership. The user can receive messages and is recorded as a channel member.
Method signature
join() performs these actions:
- Subscribes the user to a channel
- Creates a
MembershipImplobject for the user-channel relationship - Returns an asynchronous stream that emits new messages on the joined channel
This method takes the following parameters:
1channel.join(
2 custom: [String: JSONCodableScalar]? = nil
3) -> (membership: MembershipImpl, messagesStream: AsyncStream<MessageImpl>)
Input
* required
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
customType: [String: JSONCodableScalar]Default: n/a | Any custom properties or metadata associated with the channel-user membership in the form of a JSON. Values must be scalar only; arrays or objects are not supported. App Context filtering language doesn’t support filtering by custom properties. |
Output
| Component | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
membership | MembershipImpl | Returned object containing info on the newly created user-channel membership. |
messagesStream | AsyncStream<MessageImpl> | An asynchronous stream that produces a new value every time a new message is published on the current channel. |
Sample code
Sample code
The code samples in Swift Chat SDK focus on asynchronous code execution.
You can also write synchronous code as the parameters are shared between the async and sync methods but we don't provide usage examples of such.
Join the support channel and mark this membership as premium to add information about your support plan.
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Other usage
Join the support channel and listen to new messages.
- AsyncStream
- Closure
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