Sendbird
Now, WebToNative allows you to add real-time chat integration to your app. You can share photos & videos and even do group conversations. It offers smooth, reliable communication and keeps your users connected, whether in private chats or community discussions. Keep in mind, you can only use this add-on if you have selected the Pro plan.
Steps to Enable Sendbird in WebToNative
Step 1: Navigate to the section Add-ons from the left-side bar of your WebToNative dashboard

Step 2: Find the Sendbird from the Add-ons section

Step 3: Click on the button +Add

- A pop-up will appear showing Add for Android and Add for Android and iOS

- After selecting the platform "Add for Android” or "Add for Android and iOS” click the “Settings” option

Step 5: Fill out the information in the required fields, based on your preferences

- Turn on the settings using the toggle

- In the given field, enter your Sendbird application ID and click on “Click to upload” to select your Android google-services.json file from Firebase

Step 6: Click on “View Docs” if you do not have a JSON file. It is required for push notifications in Android, but not for the iOS app
- Go to the Firebase Notification Integration Guide (opens in a new tab) to create a Firebase file

Step 7: Disable Notification in App Foreground
- If you enable this setting, the notification will not appear or pop up on the screen. Basically, if the app is actively used by the user, the notification will not appear.

Step 8: Ask for Notification Permission on Launch
- Once you turn on this, the app will request the notification permission from the user when it is first installed

- If you disable this setting, you can still request permission later by adding a Trigger URL, where the permission prompt will appear when users visit that specific page. A Trigger URL is a link that activates something in your app when users click on it, leading to a specific action or path.


- You can save the changes as a draft or directly rebuild your app.

- Download by clicking on “Download” or scanning the QR


