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Overview
- Getting started
- Send first message
- Kotlin extension (KTX)
- Migration guide
- Collection migration guide
- User
- Overview
- - Retrieving and updating user information
  - Retrieve the online status of a user
  - Update user profile
  - Retrieve the latest information on participants
- - Managing user metadata
  - Manage user metadata
- Channel
- Overview
- - Creating a channel
  - Create a channel
- - Managing operators
  - Register and remove operators
- - Joining and leaving a channel
  - Enter and exit an open channel
  - Join and leave a group channel
- - Retrieving channels
  - Retrieve a list of channels
  - Retrieve a channel by URL
- - Inviting users to a group channel
  - Invite users as members
  - Accept or decline an invitation
- - Categorizing channels
  - Categorize channels by custom type
- - Managing channels
  - Delete a channel
  - Hide or archive a group channel
  - Refresh all data related to a group channel
- - Moderating a channel
  - Freeze and unfreeze a channel
- - Managing channel metadata
  - Manage channel metadata
- - Managing channel metacounters
  - Manage channel metacounters
- Message
- Overview
- - Receiving messages through event handler
  - Receive messages in an open channel
  - Receive messages in a group channel
- - Using message threading
  - Create a message thread
  - List replies in a message thread
- - Retrieving messages
  - Retrieve a list of messages
  - Retrieve a message
- - Searching messages in a group channel
  - Search messages by a keyword
- - Managing scheduled messages in group channel
  - Create a scheduled message
  - Retrieve a scheduled message
  - Update a scheduled message
  - Cancel a scheduled message
  - Send a scheduled message immediately
  - List all scheduled messages
  - Retrieve the total number of scheduled messages
- - Managing pinned messages in group channels
  - Pin a message
  - Unpin a message
  - List pinned messages
- - Listing changelogs
  - List changelogs of messages
- - Marking messages as read in a group channel
  - Mark messages as read
- - Marking messages as delivered in a group channel
  - Mark messages as delivered
- - Mentioning other users in a message
  - Mention other users in a message
- - Retrieving unread count in a group channel
  - Unread messages in a channel
  - Unread messages in all channels
  - Unread channels
  - Members who haven't received a message
  - Members who haven't read a message
  - Unread items
- - Categorizing messages
  - Categorize messages by custom type
- - Adding extra data to a message
  - Add extra data to a message
- - Translating messages
  - Auto-translate messages
  - Translate messages on-demand
  - Translation engine
- Application
- Overview
- - Authenticating a user
  - Authentication
- - Understanding rate limits
  - Rate limits
- Event handler
- Overview
- - Managing channel event handlers
  - Add or remove a channel event handler
- - Managing connection event handlers
  - Add or remove a connection event handler
- - Managing user event handlers
  - Add or remove a user event handler
- Push notifications
- Overview
- - Marking push notifications as delivered
  - Mark push notifications as delivered
- - Multi-device support
  - Set up push notifications for FCM
  - Set up push notifications for HMS
- Report
- Overview
- - Creating a report
  - Report a message, user, or channel
- Local caching
- Overview
- - Using group channel collection
  - Group channel collection
- - Using message collection
  - Message collection
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Chat SDKs Android v4

Chat SDKs Android

Chat SDKs

Android

Version 4

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Translate messages on-demand

You can add a feature to your app to translate select messages into other languages. Using the openChannel.translateUserMessage() or the groupChannel.translateUserMessage() method, you can translate a text message already sent to a channel into the desired languages based on your own needs. To enable this feature, contact our sales team.

Note: Sendbird's on-demand message translation feature is powered by Google Cloud Translation API recognition engine. You can find the language codes supported by the engine in the translation engine page or visit the language support page in Google Cloud Translation.

KotlinKTX

val targetLanguages = listOf(
    "es",   // Spanish
    "de"    // German
)

// The USER_MESSAGE argument below indicates a UserMessage object which represents an already sent or received text message.
groupChannel.translateUserMessage(USER_MESSAGE, targetLanguages) { message, e ->
    if (message != null) {
        val map = message.translations
        val esTranslatedMessage = map["es"] // Spanish
        val deTranslatedMessage = map["de"] // German
        // ...

        // Show translations in the UI.
    }
}

Sample app