talkjs-examples VS stream-chat-react-native

That's the end of our sort-of long tutorial. The great thing about TalkJS is how customizable it is right out of the box. It is built with this idea in mind, and you can achieve pretty much anything your use case or requirement demands. You can find the source code for this tutorial on our Github repository.

In this tutorial, we're going to show you how to export data from Sendbird and import it to TalkJS. This is really helpful if you are trying to switch platforms and onboard with TalkJS. In case you’re using some other chat API the steps would be very similar to this one. The basic flow is to get all the data using Sendbird’s API, make some data transformations so that TalkJS can identify it, and then finally invoke the TalkJS APIs with the transformed data. You can find the entire source code in our Github repository.

Now that I have removed a user from a conversation, can I delete the entire user and their associated data? TalkJS currently does not have a way to delete user data. Instead, could use the edit endpoints to remove any personally identifiable information (PII) associated with the user. There is a script that you can use to automate this process which can be found in the TalkJS GitHub examples repository.

​ There have been many discussions on Stack Overflow and GitHub around implementing infinite scroll using React Native, on top of FlatList or SectionList. I've found that there aren't any easy solution out there for bidirectional infinite scroll, which works on both Android and iOS. Recently, while working on v3.0.0 of React Native Chat SDK at Stream, we added bidirectional infinite scroll to our chat components. We had to jump through plenty of hurdles to make it happen while maintaining a good user experience around scrolling (especially for Android). Thus we decided to publish an excellent and small open-source package, on top of FlatList, to make this task easier for other React Native developers.​