Creating conversations

Through the WireApplicationManager (standalone or through events) you can create conversations (One to One or Group). Here are an example for both on the standalone way:

Kotlin

val applicationManager = wireAppSdk.getApplicationManager()

// For Group Conversations there is no need to pass the App user ID as it will be added to the conversation by default.
val createdGroupConversationId = applicationManager.createGroupConversationSuspending(
    name = "Conversation Name",
    userIds = listOf(
        QualifiedId(userId1, userDomain1),
        QualifiedId(userId2, userDomain2)
    )
)

// For One to One Conversations you need to pass only the user whom the App will create the One to One conversation with.
val createdOneToOneConversationId = applicationManager.createOneToOneConversationSuspending(
    userId = QualifiedId(otherUserId, otherUserDomain)
)

// Channel Conversations are similar to Group Conversations, with the difference of passing the Team ID.
val createdChannelConversationId = applicationManager.createChannelConversationSuspending(
    name = "Channel Name",
    userIds = listOf(
        QualifiedId(userId1, userDomain1),
        QualifiedId(userId2, userDomain2)
    ),
    teamId = TeamId(value = UUID.fromString("my-team-id"))
)

Java

ApplicationManager applicationManager = wireAppSdk.getApplicationManager();

// For Group Conversations there is no need to pass the App user ID as it will be added to the conversation by default.
String createdGroupConversationId = applicationManager.createGroupConversation(
    "Conversation Name",
    Arrays.asList(
        new QualifiedId(userId1, userDomain1),
        new QualifiedId(userId2, userDomain2)
    )
);

// For One to One Conversations you need to pass only the user whom the App will create the One to One conversation with.
String createdOneToOneConversationId = applicationManager.createOneToOneConversation(
    new QualifiedId(otherUserId, otherUserDomain)
);

// Channel Conversations are similar to Group Conversations, with the difference of passing the Team ID.
String createdChannelConversationId = applicationManager.createChannelConversation(
    "Channel Name",
    Arrays.asList(
        new QualifiedId(userId1, userDomain1),
        new QualifiedId(userId2, userDomain2)
    ),
    new TeamId(UUID.fromString("my-team-id"))
);

Typescript

const applicationManager = wireAppSdk.getApplicationManager()

// For Group Conversations there is no need to pass the App user ID as it will be added to the conversation by default.
const createdGroupConversationId = await applicationManager.createGroupConversation(
  "Conversation Name",
  [
    new QualifiedId(userId1, userDomain1),
    new QualifiedId(userId2, userDomain2)
  ]
)

// For One to One Conversations you need to pass only the user whom the App will create the One to One conversation with.
const createdOneToOneConversationId = await applicationManager.createOneToOneConversation(
  new QualifiedId(otherUserId, otherUserDomain)
)

// Channel Conversations are similar to Group Conversations, with the difference of passing the Team ID.
const createdChannelConversationId = await applicationManager.createChannelConversation(
  "Channel Name",
  [
    new QualifiedId(userId1, userDomain1),
    new QualifiedId(userId2, userDomain2)
  ]
)