In this guide, we provide information about how to set the widgetId for your android SDK which will be embedded into your iOS application, and how to retrieve all the display conditions from the chat widget for your iOS SDK.
Using the widgetId, you can configure your application to show the display conditions such as the number of available agents, business hours, and so on.

Set the widgetId for your Android SDK

To set the widgetId for your android SDK, you need to add the widgetId from the </> script.

To get the widgetId, you can select an existing widget or create a new widget configuration in the Care console.

Select Settings>Admin>Brand Messenger>Modern Chat.

Click on the </> Script button to get the script used in the Web android SDK. You will find the widgetId in that script.

Implement the below code to set the widgetId into your application for your iOS SDK.

BrandMessengerManager.setWidgetId("<WIDGET-ID>")

Retrieve all the Display Conditions from the Chat Widget Configuration

Implement the below code to retrieve all the display conditions from your chat widget.

BrandMessengerManager.getAllDisplayConditions(context, displayConditionsCallBack);

Know whether all the Display Conditions are Met

Implement the below code to know whether all the display conditions are met for your chat widget.

BrandMessengerManager.isAllDisplayConditionsMet(context, displayConditionsMetCallback);

Turn Off the Chat Widget

If you want to make the chat widget unavailable to your customers, you can pause or turn it off directly from the care console.

Implement the below code to retrieve the pause all flags from the care console in your mobile application.

BrandMessengerManager.isWidgetHashEnabled(context, widgetHashEnabledCallback);

Additional Way to Initialize

BrandMessenger initialization can be done with a widget id as given below:

BrandMessengerManager.init(context, "company-key", "", "some-widget-id", new KBMCallback() {
                            @Override
                            public void onSuccess(Object response) {
                                 // on successful initialization, you can call login here
                            }

                            @Override
                            public void onError(Object error) {

                            }
                        });