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Getting started
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Start by downloading the module from the Marketplace.
Then, download the dependencies as mentioned in the 'Dependencies' section.
Add the 'ASU_Websockets-' microflow ' to your own ASU main application after startup microflow.
Configure the security settings as per your requirements.
Finally, add the snippet 'SNIP_Chat_And_Channel' to your desired page, and you're all set to go!
-> Add full example (with chat context) (so -> create chat, etc.)
6. optional → tailerfit/configure you chat experience → screenshot is outdated now
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Dependencies
Bizzomate websockets
Encryption Bizzomate websockets(Optional: references to this module can be deleted when encryption is disabled)
Icons (Optional: can be replaced with your own icons in the snippets)
Icon collection Atlas
Icon collection Atlas_Filled
CommunityCommons
Module roles suggestions
The module offers various module roles that can be assigned to user roles according to your preferences. To begin, you'll require a 'User' user role with the following module rolesbe able to chat you’ll need the user role: ReadWrite_OwnChats. From there you can add additional privilages as needed:
Actions_CreateNewChats
Actions_DeleteOwnChats
Actions_WriteOwnAvatar
Actions_WriteOwnUsernameReadWrite_OwnChats
There are also some admin privilages:
Read_AllMessages - Like the name implies, you’ll be able to read all messages of all users
Read(Write)_AllOtherData - This is all non message data. It’s a useful for admins to allow them to read and write data that is not AVG sensitive.
Config - Useful for Administrators (e.g. manage scheduled events)
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License
Experimenting with the Chat widget locally on your PC or within a Mendix sandbox environment doesn't require a license. However, a license is required for a production build.
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