Android

Last updated:2024-05-20 15:03:56
Android
Last updated: 2024-05-20 15:03:56
TUIChat allows for adding custom emojis.                 
Note:
TUIChat accommodates the inclusion of images in these formats as custom emoticons: JPEG, JPG, PNG, BMP. GIF format is also supported, which starts from version 7.8.
Adding a Custom Emoji
TUIChat allows for adding custom emojis from the sandbox, assets directory, and network paths.
The following takes adding the programmer emoji from the assets directory as an example.
Preparing sticker resources
Create the assets folder in the src/main folder of the app and put the emoji folder in the assets directory:
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Adding a sticker
When the application starts, call the API to add a custom emoji to FaceManager:
Each sticker has a unique faceGroupID, and each emoji in the sticker has a faceKey. After the sticker is added to FaceManager, stickers will be sorted by faceGroupID on the More emojis input UI.
public class DemoApplication extends Application {
    @Override
    public void onCreate() {
        FaceGroup programmerGroup = new FaceGroup();
        // The number of emojis displayed per row on the **More emojis** input UI
        programmerGroup.setPageColumnCount(5);
        // The thumbnail of the sticker
        programmerGroup.setFaceGroupIconUrl("file:///android_asset/programmer/programmer00@2x.png");
        // The name of the sticker
        programmerGroup.setGroupName("programmer");
        for (int i = 0; i < 16; i++) {
            CustomFace customFace = new CustomFace();
            String index = "" + i;
            if (i < 10) {
                index = "0" + i;
            }
            // Put emojis in the `assets` directory. If the sandbox path or network path is used, the `setFaceUrl` method can be used.
            customFace.setAssetPath("programmer/programmer" + index + "@2x.png");
            // The `key` of the emoji
            String faceKey = "programmer" + index;
            customFace.setFaceKey(faceKey);
            // The width of the emoji on the **More emojis** input UI
            customFace.setWidth(170);
            // The height of the emoji on the **More emojis** input UI
            customFace.setHeight(170);
            programmerGroup.addFace(faceKey, customFace);
        }
        // Register the sticker in `FaceManager`. `FaceGroupID` is `1`.
        FaceManager.addFaceGroup(1, programmerGroup);
    }
}
Effect after successful addition
The sticker added successfully is displayed on the More emojis input UI on the chat UI.
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Caution
faceGroupID is an integer greater than 0 and must be unique.
Sending a Custom Emoji
After a custom emoji is added, it will be displayed on the More emojis input UI and can be sent with a click.
An emoji message can also be generated by using the code and then sent, for example:
V2TIMMessage v2TIMMessage = V2TIMManager.getMessageManager()
        .createFaceMessage(faceGroupID, faceKey.getBytes());
V2TIMManager.getMessageManager().sendMessage(v2TIMMessage,
        userID,
        null,
        V2TIMMessage.V2TIM_PRIORITY_DEFAULT,
        false,
        null,
        new V2TIMSendCallback<V2TIMMessage>() {...}
Parsing a Custom Emoji
After a custom emoji message is received, TUIKit will parse the V2TIMMessage of the IM SDK as the FaceMessageBean type. FaceMessageBean can be used to get the faceGroupID and faceKey of the custom emoji.
TUIMessageBean messageBean = ChatMessageParser.parseMessage(v2TIMMessage);
FaceMessageBean faceMessageBean = null;
if (messageBean instanceof FaceMessageBean) {
    faceMessageBean = (FaceMessageBean) messageBean;
}
if (faceMessageBean != null) {
    int faceGroupID = faceMessageBean.getIndex();
    String faceKey = null;
    if (faceMessageBean.getData() != null) {
        faceKey = new String(faceMessageBean.getData());
    }
}
Rendering a Custom Emoji
Calling an existing API for rendering
After the faceGroupID and faceKey of a custom emoji are obtained, the loadFace method of FaceManager can be called to load them to the imageView passed in:
FaceManager.loadFace(faceGroupID, faceKey, imageView);
Custom rendering
Also, the faceGroupID and faceKey of an emoji can be used to get the real URL of the emoji from FaceManager for custom rendering, for example:
String faceUrl = "";
List<FaceGroup> faceGroupList = FaceManager.getFaceGroupList();
for(FaceGroup faceGroup : faceGroupList) {
    if (faceGroup.getGroupID() == faceGroupID) {
        ChatFace face = faceGroup.getFace(faceKey);
        if (face != null) {
            faceUrl = face.getFaceUrl();
        }
    }
}
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// load faceUrl into view
Rendering effect
The rendering effect is as shown below:
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