This month’s update brings the all-new, fully customizable TalkJS chat UI components, plus several fixes, SDK improvements, and new resources for developers.

Highlights

Introducing TalkJS chat UI components, now 100% more customizable ✨

Add fully customizable chat to your app with the new TalkJS chat UI components, rebuilt from the ground up for maximum flexibility. These prebuilt components let you control every aspect of your chat’s design and behavior while keeping setup simple. They work with all major web frameworks, including React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Svelte, and plain JavaScript, and can be styled or extended using props, events, and CSS. The guides show how to get a working chat running in minutes, then fine-tune it with custom themes, layouts, and interactions.

A note for existing users: If you’re already using TalkJS’ React or JavaScript SDKs, don’t worry, these are now called Classic SDKs. They’re fully supported and continue to work exactly as before. No changes needed in your current setup. 

Read more about chat UI components →

Other changes

Changed

• JavaScript Data API (1.5.5): Marked snapshot properties as readonly, to prevent modification of snapshots. 
• Classic JavaScript SDK (0.42.1): Marked snapshot properties as readonly, to prevent modification of snapshots. 

Deprecated

• Deprecated the @talkjs/components package. Use @talkjs/react-components or @talkjs/web-components instead. 
• Deprecated the @talkjs/theme-default package. Use @talkjs/react-components or @talkjs/web-components instead. 

Fixed

Components

  Version 0.0.27

• Fixed a bug where trying to insert mentions or emojis while using a custom theme would silently fail.
• Fixed a bug where selecting the action to edit a message would cause an error.

  Version 0.0.26

• Fixed a bug that would prevent users from sending messages longer than 1,000 characters.

  Version 0.0.25

• Fixed a bug where the UI jumped when a user clicked message actions.
• Fixed a bug that prevented programmatically selecting a conversation. 
• Fixed a bug that would make one’s scroll position jump when you add emojis from the emoji picker.
• Fixed an issue to ensure that when a user marks a conversation as unread, it’s only marked as read again when the user switches to it or remounts.

JavaScript Data API

• Version 1.5.9: Fixed a bug that would make the library crash under certain conditions.
• Version 1.5.8: Fixed a bug where the SDK wasn’t working correctly for React Native.
• Version 1.5.7: Fixed a bug that would cause a crash on React Native.
• Version 1.5.6: Fixed a bug for using the library for on-premise deployments. 

Classic JavaScript SDK

• Fixed an issue with content suppression on links that appear inside text nodes.
• Fixed an issue where users on iOS using Webview would have to double tap links in order to navigate to them.

Other

• Fixed a bug where importing a large volume of messages with the exact same timestamp using the REST API could result in errors.

New resources

GameBoost case study

Discover how GameBoost scaled real-time communication globally with TalkJS, boosting response times, user trust, and developer efficiency. 

Read the case study → 

TalkJS code sandbox

Edit TalkJS code examples and get updates instantly in a live chat preview.

Try out the code sandbox →

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This month’s update brings real-time emoji reactions to the JavaScript Data API, introduces the new TalkJS Support Bot, and includes important fixes and SDK improvements across platforms.

Highlights

Emoji reactions with the JavaScript Data API

You can now access and manage real-time emoji reaction data for any message using the JavaScript Data API. TalkJS Core 1.5.0 introduces two new objects: ReactionRef, created via MessageRef.reaction, and ReactionSnapshot, available through MessageSnapshot.reactions. These allow you to subscribe to live updates on emoji reactions, see how many reactions a message has, and add or remove reactions programmatically.

This update supports both Unicode and custom emoji, with a limit of 50 distinct emojis per message.

For implementation details, check out the documentation for:

• MessageRef.reaction
• MessageSnapshot.reactions
• ReactionSnapshot
• ReactionRef

24/7 TalkJS Support Bot

Building at 2:13 a.m.? We’ve got you covered. You can now get TalkJS support 24/7 with the new TalkJS Support Bot. Whether you’re integrating TalkJS into your app or fine-tuning your chat experience, the Support Bot can instantly help with product questions, troubleshooting, and setup guidance, even outside our regular office hours (CET).

Of course, our expert human support team is still here when you need them. If you’d like to talk to a person, just hit Talk to a human and a support engineer will pick things up from there.

Other changes

Added

• Added an endpoint to add or remove emoji reactions with the REST API.

Changed

• JavaScript SDK (0.41.1): Session.user, Session.conversation, ConversationRef.message, ConversationRef.participant, and MessageRef.reaction now all perform type validation on the argument and will throw an error if you use an invalid type or an empty string.
• JavaScript Data API (1.5.1): When passing markup text to ConversationRef.send, it now ignores formatted links, action buttons, action links. Previously it parsed those nodes and tried to send them, which caused an error because users don't have permission to send those nodes.
• JavaScript Data API (1.5.0): Session.user, Session.conversation, ConversationRef.message, ConversationRef.participant, and MessageRef.reaction now all perform type validation on the argument and will throw an error if you use an invalid type or an empty string.
• JavaScript Data API (1.4.2): Changed GenericFileBlock from subtype?: undefined to subtype?: never so that type narrowing works consistently when you check subtype === "".
• Flutter SDK (0.16.0) – Breaking change: Updated Firebase dependencies. This upgrades the Firebase iOS SDK version to 12.0.0 and the Firebase Android SDK version to 34.0.0.  As a result the minSdkVersion on Android is API Level 23 (Android 6.0) and the minimum iOS version supported is iOS 15. See the Firebase Android and iOS release notes for more information.

Fixed

• JavaScript SDK (0.41.1): Fixed a bug where MessageRef.get() would always set MessageSnapshot.referencedMessage to null.
• JavaScript Data API (1.5.0): Fixed a bug where MessageRef.get() would always set MessageSnapshot.referencedMessage to null.
• Flutter SDK: Fixed a bug where, on iOS, switching focus from one input field to another would cause the webview to shift downwards. Upgrade dependencies (flutter pub upgrade) for the update to take effect.
• Fixed an issue where users on iOS using Safari would have to double tap a link for that link to open.
• Fixed a bug where exiting a fullscreen video would result in the chat jumping up or down when using the Chrome browser.
• Fixed an issue where mentions wouldn’t be preserved correctly in translated messages.

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Manage themes with the REST API

You can now manage your chat UI themes using the TalkJS REST API. This includes the options to create, update, delete or export a theme. You can directly edit themes for your test environment. Once you’re happy with the updates, copy the changes to your live environment, and you’re all set.

Managing your themes through the REST API makes it easier to work with themes across multiple projects, or keep themes in your code base and update them when deploying.

Overview of other changes

Added

• Added an endpoint to the REST API that allows you to get a user's notification reply-to email address for a conversation. Any emails sent to that email address appear in the conversation as being sent by the user.
• JavaScript SDK (0.34.0): Added SendMessageParams that can be passed to ConversationRef.send to send a message by specifying its content directly. This allows you to send text messages with manually-specified formatting, in addition to file attachments and locations.
• JavaScript SDK (0.34.0): Added EditMessageParams that can be passed to MessageRef.edit to edit a message by specifying its content directly. This allows you to edit text messages with manually-specified formatting, in addition to file attachments and locations.
• JavaScript SDK (0.34.0): Added Session.uploadFile and file-subtype-specific variants. This returns a FileToken that you can use in SendMessageParams or EditMessageParams.
• React Native SDK (0.12.0): Added the customEmojis prop to Chatbox and ConversationList. This prop adds a set of custom emoji images to the emoji picker, the emoji autocompleter, and emoji reactions. It allows users to send and receive custom emojis.
• React Native SDK (0.12.0): Added keyboardVerticalOffset prop to Chatbox. This prop is basically identical to the one passed to KeyboardAvoidingView. The default value is 90. Note that the keyboardVerticalOffset prop is only used in iOS to fix an iOS bug. On Android, the KeyboardAvoidingView component isn’t available.

Changed

• React Native SDK (0.12.1): Changed the default value for the keyboardVerticalOffset to 95.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where user IDs weren’t sent correctly, which caused user mentions to break.
• Fixed an issue where user mentions would break when the user ID contained a pipe (|) character.
• React Native SDK (0.12.1): Fixed a bug in iOS when New Architecture is enabled, where the whole UI would be scrollable when the keyboard is open.
• React Native SDK (0.12.0): Fixed a bug in iOS, where opening the keyboard would cause the ChatHeader or the top messages to get hidden. 
• React Native SDK (0.12.0): Fixed the TypeError: _messageField.getTextResolver is not a function (it is undefined), js engine: hermes. error.
• React Native SDK (0.12.0): Fixed ref methods not working when called after a delay.

New tutorial

Send event invitations and other custom message types

Out of the box, TalkJS lets you send text, attachments and even voice clips, but what if you business has more specialized types of content to send? In this tutorial, TalkJS developer Frederik Creemers shows you a pattern to create a whole range of custom message types for your chat—from event invitations to payment requests, auction bids, and contact cards.    

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Push notifications with Firebase Cloud Messaging

Want to keep your users engaged even when they're away from your chat? Learn how to set up web push notifications with Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) in TalkJS. Lucy Keer offers a step-by-step guide for adding push notifications for your website or app. 

Read more

Overview of changes

Added

• Added the option to set a referencedMessageId when importing messages with the REST API.
• Added a hook that triggers an event when a message is translated in real-time. The event includes the message ID, original message text (text), detected language, and the translated message text (translatedText). This way, you can store both the original and translated versions of the message.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where, in the Realtime API, publishes would not be received correctly if the conversation ID of the conversation you’re subscribed to contained special characters.
• Fixed a bug where notifications didn’t pick up correctly on edits to a message text.

New resources

Real-time message translation for chat apps

Real-time chat translation reduces language barriers and allows you to offer global support. Follow this guide by Chris Meyns to set up real-time message translation for your website or app. 

Check out real-time translation 

Code samples

Want to add custom features to your chat? Refresh your chat UI? Use code samples! Whether you're building with regular JavaScript, React, Angular, Flutter, or other popular frameworks, you’ll find a wide range of ready-to-use examples. From integrating AI chatbots to adding custom features like GIF pickers or polls, we've got you covered.

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Highlights

Customizable search UI

You can now customize the conversation list search as part of your theme, to match your own brand’s look and feel. The conversation list search allows users to search for both conversations and messages when using the Inbox pre-built chat UI. 

Components that you can customize as part of your theme include: 

• ConversationListSearchBox
• MessageSearchResult
• NoSearchResults
• SearchResultHeader 
• SearchResultFooter

For more information about customizing your search UI, check out the documentation for these theme components.

More push notification options on the Expo SDK

Are you using the Expo SDK for React Native? Then you now have yet more flexibility when setting up push notifications. In addition to Firebase, you can now also use Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) for push notifications when working with the React Native Expo SDK. You can choose either the expo-notifications or the @react-native-firebase/messaging library for your push notifications. 

For more details on setting up push notifications for Expo, see: Mobile Push Notifications: Expo.

Overview of other changes

Added

• Added the option to have multiple secret keys. You can also rotate your secret keys directly from your TalkJS dashboard.
• Added the option to mark a conversation as read or unread via the REST API.
• JavaScript SDK (0.23.0): Added a ConversationRef to fetch and manipulate data about conversations on the Realtime API.
• JavaScript SDK (0.23.0): Added Session.conversation(id: string): ConversationRef to get a reference to a conversation by its conversation ID.
• React Native SDK (0.11.0): Added a scrollToMessage prop to the Chatbox component.
• Flutter SDK (0.13.0): Added a scrollToMessage property to the Chatbox component.

Changed

• Changed the option to get a conversation on the REST API to expose isUnread for each participant in a conversation, to identify whether or not the conversation is unread for that participant.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue with pasting lists into the chat from Google Docs on Chrome on Windows.
• Fixed an issue where scrolling to a specific message didn’t work properly when calling select. 
• Fixed an issue where, under certain conditions, it wasn’t possible to run multiple sessions concurrently.
• JavaScript SDK (0.23.1): Fixed ConversationSnapshot.createdAt and ConversationSnapshot.lastMessageAt to be number instead of Date.
• React Native SDK (0.11.0): Fixed an issue where the device token wasn’t registered properly if the Session component was used immediately after the app had been launched.
• Flutter SDK (0.13.0): Fixed an issue where the push notification device token registration didn’t work correctly in release builds.
• Flutter SDK (0.13.0): Fixed an issue where Session.hasValidCredentials didn’t work correctly.

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Added

• Added an OpenAPI specification for the TalkJS REST API. The specification is available in both YAML and JSON formats for the most recent version (2024-01-01) of the REST API.
• Added a status page where you can monitor the current health status of the TalkJS infrastructure: status.talkjs.com.
• JavaScript SDK (0.22.0): Added the UserRef.set and UserRef.createIfNotExists methods to the RealTime API.
• React SDK (v0.1.9): Added a "use client" banner to build outputs.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue due to which it was temporarily impossible to batch update users using the REST API.
• Fixed an issue due to which the decimal expiry of JWT for authentication didn't work correctly.
• Flutter SDK (0.12.1): Fixed a conflict with the flutter_inappwebview package.

New tutorial

• Add chat to a Next.js app with TalkJS

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Highlights

Customizable link previews

You control how TalkJS displays link previews for URLs shared in the chat. For example, you can choose to remove previews for links that contain certain blocked words. And you can now also set whether you prefer your link previews to show up large or compact. 

By default, TalkJS generates a full, large preview for any link that a user shares. However, you can also set your link previews to be more compact.

A large link preview (on the left) and a compact link preview (on the right)

If you’d like your link previews to be more compact, then you can do so by setting the compact parameter of the LinkPreview or LinkPreviews components to true.

Read more on link previews.

Effortless mentions

Mentioning someone in a chat just became more effortless. Users no longer need to manually select, or hit enter or tab to mention another user in a conversation. They can simply type @name and once the user’s name is typed out in full, the chat auto-accepts the first remaining suggested mention. 

A user is mentioned in a conversation simply by writing an @ symbol and fully typing their name

For names that include diacritics, the user can even type the letters without diacritics, and the mention still matches.

Overview of other changes

Added

• Added support for sending mobile push notifications using Firebase on iOS.
• Added customizable unsubscribe links to email notifications, to allow users to unsubscribe from email notifications. You can edit the link text. If you’re on the Growth or Enterprise plan, then you can also edit the style and placement of the unsubscribe links in your email theme. 
• React SDK (version 0.1.6): Added an asGuest prop to Chatbox, Inbox and Popup, to enable users to join a conversation as a guest.

Changed

• Changed the behavior of custom message filters and custom conversation filters. You can now also filter messages and conversations for either one custom property or another, rather than only for a combination of custom properties.
• Changed the options for selecting an emoji reaction. If there is enough space for it, selecting an emoji reaction now first shows the emoji reaction favorites bar.

Fixed

• Improved stability and performance for large chats.
  
• Fixed a bug where selecting a conversation in which the user had a draft message would crash the chat.
• Fixed an issue where SMS notifications would not get sent for identical messages sent to the same person within a two-minute timeframe.
• Fixed an issue where push notifications were not sent for large payloads.
• Fixed an issue where ActionButton params wouldn’t update when switching between conversations.
• Fixed in issue where no SVG group chat images were generated for group chats.
• Fixed a bug where, under certain conditions, the message action menu would continue to stay visible even when it wasn’t interacted with.
• REST API (version 2024-01-01): Fixed a bug related to fetching conversations for a non-existing user. Fetching a conversation for a non-existent user now returns a HTTP 404 Not found status, instead of an HTTP 200 OK status.

New guides 

• How to add a hidden user to a TalkJS conversation 
• How to add a ‘Create new chat’ button in TalkJS 

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Highlights

Customizable theme components

The theme editor in your TalkJS dashboard lets you tailor the look and feel of the TalkJS user interface to match your brand style. You can edit the default theme directly, or create your own theme from scratch. 

Each theme comes with a large number of customizable theme components. This includes top-level components such as the chat header at the top of a chat, the user message, and the message field in which users can type messages, or send attachments and voice recordings. It also includes subcomponents that are rendered by a top level component in a theme, such as the user’s avatar and the typing indicator that shows when a user is typing.

Examples of customizable theme components

We’re continuously expanding the range of components that you can customize. Additional UI components will be available to edit soon. 

Read more on customizable theme components.

Powerful feed filters

If you’re using the Inbox pre-built chat UI, you can customize which conversations show up in the conversation list of the user's inbox by using conversation list filters. 

A conversation list with only conversations related to job applications

For example, you can set up a filter to show only conversations with unread messages, conversations that were created or updated within a specific time frame, or only conversations that match a specific string. On top of that, you can filter on specific custom properties, or combine multiple filters all at once.  

You can either use the JavaScript Chat SDK or the REST API to filter conversation lists and select which conversations you return.

Read more on conversation feed filters.

Overview of other changes

Changed

• React SDK (version 0.1.5): Changed to output ES2015.

Fixed

• Fixed a bug in the team_chat preset theme which caused the MessageField layout to display incorrectly.
• Fixed a bug where autoscroll would behave incorrectly under certain conditions.
• Fixed an issue where, on iOS, replying to a message would focus the MessageField but not resize the MessageList, with the result that the keyboard would cover both the MessageField and the ReplyBar.
• Fixed an issue where, when replying to a message that contains a list, the body of the quoted message would be rendered incorrectly.
• Fixed an issue where the message action menu button would stay visible when moving the mouse fast.
• React Native SDK (version 0.7.1): Fixed a regression that would occur when selecting a conversation while onSelectConversation isn’t given. In this scenario, selecting a conversation will now show the TalkJS Inbox Mobile view.
• React Native SDK (version 0.7.1): Fixed a bug where notifications not sent by TalkJS would be displayed twice.

New guides and tutorials 

• How to integrate a chatbot into your TalkJS chat with the OpenAI API
• How to add a custom typing indicator for a chatbot

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Highlights

Intuitive new dashboard

Your TalkJS dashboard has just become more intuitive to use, to get you started seamlessly. 

From the dashboard, you can:

• Analyze chat usage and monitor conversation details on the Activity page.
• Update the chat UI and user permissions from the Chat UI page.
• Update browser, email, and SMS notification settings from the Notifications page.
• Create and edit custom UI themes or email themes from the Themes page.
• Finetune your app-wide settings—including security settings, localization, push notifications, and webhooks—on the Settings page.
• Get real-time insights from the Live log page.

You can now find the Roles page to create or edit user roles by clicking on ‘Edit roles’ at the top of either the Chat UI page or the Notifications page.

Better push notification support

Sending mobile push notifications with TalkJS just got easier, with support for Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) tokens and the new Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) API.

Support for APNs tokens

TalkJS now supports using stateless authentication tokens for your communication with Apple Push Notification Service (APNs). Establishing a token-based connection to APNs has several main advantages:

• You can use the same token from multiple provider servers.
• You can use one token to distribute notifications for all apps in your Apple Developer Team.
• APNs tokens don’t expire, so once you have configured them you’re all set.

You can configure APNs tokens from the Settings page of your TalkJS dashboard.

Support for new Firebase Cloud Messaging API

TalkJS now supports the newer Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) API for sending mobile push notifications. 

Google has deprecated FCM legacy APIs. For push notifications to continue to work, you will need to generate and provide a service account private key at the earliest opportunity, and before 20 June 2024. 

To start using the new FCM API, take the steps in the following guide: Configure Firebase Cloud Messaging.

Overview of other changes

Added

• Added a /batch endpoint to the REST API, which you can use to perform multiple operations at once with a single call. See: REST API Batch endpoint documentation.
• Added an option to the theme editor to allow you to customize the height of the conversation list. You can find the theme editor on the Themes page of your dashboard.
• Added the option to access the current conversation object inside the MessageField theme component in the theme editor.
• React SDK (version 0.1.4): Added a useUnreads hook that returns conversations with unread messages, to make it easier to render a component based on the list of conversations with unread messages.
• React Native SDK (version 0.7.0): Added onLeaveConversation, onCustomMessageAction, and onCustomConversationAction props. These props replace the methods with the same names, which have been deprecated.

Changed

• Javascript SDK (version 0.18.0): Changed that calling .select on a UI now returns a promise that is resolved when a new conversation is selected.

Deprecated

• Deprecated the use of Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) certificates. Your configured APNs certificates will continue to work until the certificate expires. Instead of APNs certificates, you can now use APNs tokens.
• Deprecated legacy themes with limited CSS support. To change the look and feel of TalkJS to match your style, use custom themes instead.
• Javascript SDK (version 0.18.0): Deprecated ConversationSelectedEvent.others and SelectConversationEvent.others. Instead, use ConversationSelectedEvent.participants and SelectConversationEvent.participants.
• React Native SDK (version 0.7.0): Deprecated the off method in both Chatbox and ConversationList.
• React Native SDK (version 0.7.0): Deprecated onLeaveConversation, onCustomMessageAction and onCustomConversationAction methods. Instead, use the added props with the same names.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where the push notification tester in the TalkJS dashboard would not send out test push notifications correctly.
• Fixed a bug that would make the chat freeze when attaching multiple files at once.
• Fixed an issue where email changes on the Account settings page of the dashboard did not get updated correctly.
• Fixed a bug where, on iOS, Arabic characters would not get deleted properly when using the backspace key.
• Fixed an issue where a race condition occurred when selecting the inbox and setting the text of a message field at the same time.
• React Native SDK (version 0.7.0): Fixed a bug on iOS where videos in link previews would automatically play in full screen mode, instead of inline.

Fresh tutorials and guides

• How to add chat to a Laravel app with TalkJS
• How to use TalkJS to create a team chat with channels
• Chat moderation essentials
• How to add a GIF picker to your TalkJS chat

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Action buttons and action links in the conversation list

You can now use action buttons and action links inside the ConversationListHeader and ConversationListItem theme components in the Inbox UI, giving you yet more control in customizing your chat. 

For example, you could add a custom action button to your ConversationListHeader to allow users easily to create a new chat, or add a custom action link to a ConversationListItem with relevant information for each conversation in the list.

A ConversationListHeader with a custom action button and a ConversationListItem with a custom action link

Read more on action buttons and action links.

Overview of other changes

Changed

• Changed the number of patches that you can send in a single call to the batch user update endpoint of the REST API to a maximum of 100 patches at a time.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where deleting a message with an attachment did not properly delete the associated file on Cloud Storage for Firebase.
• Fixed an issue with uploading attachments when replying to a conversation via email.
• Fixed an issue in the Flutter SDK where links in Android would open in the user’s external browser by default, instead of in the WebView.
• Fixed a bug where Conversation.otherIds would return the current user (me) if that user was the only person in the conversation.
• Fixed bug that caused CustomMessageAction events to have message.id set to null for newly sent messages.

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