Tenor

GIFs are a great way to change the tone or convey emotions in your conversations. Here's a guide which helps to implement Tenor in an easy and quick way. Let's get started!

Before you begin

1. Sign up at Tenor and create a new app.
2. Enter your App name, description and click create.
3. Make note of the API key that has been created.

Extension settings

1. Login to CometChat and select your app.
2. Go to the Extensions section and enable the Tenor extension.
3. Click on the Settings button, enter your Tenor API key, and hit save.

How does it work?

This extension uses the callExtension method provided by the CometChat SDK. You can perform the following actions using this method:

1. Get trending GIFs
2. Search for GIFs

Get Trending GIFs

To list and show the most trending GIFs on Tenor, all you have to do is include the following parameters in your request.

key	Value	Description
offset	number	Since you can get paginated results for trending GIFs, you can provide an offset and fetch results accordingly
limit	number	The number of Trending GIFs that you want to fetch

Once you have set the above parameters, you can make a call to the extension as follows:

Javascript

const URL = "v1/trending?offset=1&limit=15";
CometChat.callExtension("gifs-tenor", "GET", URL, null)
  .then((response) => {
    // GIFs data from Tenor
  })
  .catch((error) => {
    // Error occured
  });

Java

String URL = "/v1/trending?offset=1&limit=15";

CometChat.callExtension("gifs-tenor", "GET", URL, null,
new CometChat.CallbackListener < JSONObject > () {
    @Override
    public void onSuccess(JSONObject jsonObject) {
        // GIFs data from Tenor
    }
    @Override
    public void onError(CometChatException e) {
        // Some error occured
    }
});

Swift

CometChat.callExtension(slug: "gifs-tenor", type: .get, endPoint: "v1/trending?offset=10&limit=15", body: nil, onSuccess: { (response) in
        // GIFs data from Tenor
      }) { (error) in
        // Some error occured
      }
    }

Search for GIFs

Apart from listing the trending ones, the extension also allows searching for a particular GIF using the following parameters:

key	value	Description
offset	number	Since you can get paginated results for searches, you can provide an offset and fetch results accordingly.
limit	number	The number of GIFs that you want to fetch as part of the search.
lang	2-letter ISO 639-1 language identifier	(Optional) Defaults to en. (Example values: es, fr, it.)
query	string	Search term

Once you have all the above parameters, you can make a call to the extension as follows:

Javascript

const URL = "v1/search?offset=1&limit=15&query=awesome";
CometChat.callExtension("gifs-tenor", "GET", URL, null)
  .then((response) => {
    // GIFs data from tenor
  })
  .catch((error) => {
    // Error occured
  });

Java

String URL = "/v1/search?offset=1&limit=15&query=awesome";

CometChat.callExtension("gifs-tenor", "GET", URL, null,
new CometChat.CallbackListener < JSONObject > () {
    @Override
    public void onSuccess(JSONObject jsonObject) {
        // GIFs data from tenor
    }
    @Override
    public void onError(CometChatException e) {
        // Some error occured
    }
});

Swift

CometChat.callExtension(slug: "gifs-tenor", type: .get, endPoint: "v1/search?offset=10&limit=15&query=awesome", body: nil, onSuccess: { (response) in
        // GIFs data from tenor
      }) { (error) in
        // Some error occured
      }
    }