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Last updated: 2023-09-20 09:58:32

    Overview

    You must initialize the IM SDK before using its features. In most scenarios, you need to initialize the IM SDK only once during the application lifecycle.

    Initialization

    You can initialize the SDK in the following steps:
    1. Prepare an SDKAppID.
    2. Set the SdkConfig.
    3. Set the SDK event listener.
    4. Call Init to initialize the SDK.
    The detailed steps are as follows.
    

    Preparing an SDKAppID

    To perform the initialization, you must have a correct SDKAppID. SDKAppID is the unique ID that the IM service uses to identify a customer account. We recommend you apply for a new SDKAppID for every independent app to automatically isolate messages between SDKAppIDs. You can view all SDKAppIDs in the IM console or click Create Application to create an SDKAppID.
    

    Setting the SdkConfig

    Before initializing the SDK, you need to initialize the SdkConfig object, which is used to set the local SDK cache and log position.
    It is used to configure the storage path of IM running logs and data.

    sdk_config_config_file_path

    Storage path of local IM data.
    Caution
    The app needs to have read-write access to this path.

    sdk_config_log_file_path

    It is the storage path of the IM logs.
    Caution
    The app needs to have read-write access to this path.

    Calling the initialization API

    After performing the above steps, you can call Init to initialize the SDK.
    Sample code:
    namespace Com.Tencent.IM.Unity.UIKit{
    public static void Init() {
    string sdkappid = ""; // Get the `SDKAppID` from the IM console
    SdkConfig sdkConfig = new SdkConfig();
    
    sdkConfig.sdk_config_config_file_path = Application.persistentDataPath + "/TIM-Config";
    
    sdkConfig.sdk_config_log_file_path = Application.persistentDataPath + "/TIM-Log";
    
    TIMResult res = TencentIMSDK.Init(long.Parse(sdkappid), sdkConfig);
    }
    }

    Registering a SDK global event listener

    After the initialization, SDK will throw such events as connection status and login ticket expiration through the NetworkStatusListenerCallback, UserSigExpiredCallback, and other callbacks. We recommend you register a global event listener immediately after calling initSDK and perform logic processing in such callbacks.
    The callbacks are as described below:
    Event Callback
    Description
    Callback for receiving a new message
    Callback for a message read receipt
    Callback for a message recall
    Callback for the upload progress of a message element
    Callback for a group system message
    Callback for a group attribute change
    Callback for a change in the unread message count of a conversation
    Callback for listening for the network connection status
    Callback for being kicked offline
    Callback for ticket expiration
    Callback for adding a friend
    Callback for deleting a friend
    Callback for updating the profile of a friend
    Callback for a friend request
    Callback for deleting a friend request
    Callback for reading a friend request
    Callback for adding a friend to the blocklist
    Callback for deleting a friend from the blocklist
    Log callback
    Callback for a message update
    Callback for getting the list of group members who have read a group message
    Caution
    If you receive the UserSigExpiredCallback callback, the UserSig that you use for login has expired. In this case, you need to use the newly issued UserSig to log in again. If you continue to use the expired UserSig, the IM SDK will enter an infinite login loop.
    // Uninitialization Generally, if your application's lifecycle is the same as the IM SDK's lifecycle, you don't need to uninitialize the IM SDK before exiting the application. However, you can uninitialize the IM SDK in special cases, for example, only after you enter a specific UI and no longer use it after exiting the UI.
    You can perform the uninitialization by calling the uninitialization API unInit.
    Sample code:
    // Uninitialize the SDK
    TencentIMSDK.Uninit();

    Others

    It is used to display the result returned when the SDK is called. When res is TIMResult.TIM_SUCC = 0, the API call is successful.
    After the SDK is successfully initialized, add required listeners to avoid missing messages.
    

    FAQs

    

    1. You must initialize the IM SDK before using the login, message, group, conversation, relationship chain and profile, and signaling features.

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