#ROCKETCHAT DELETE ALL PRIVATE MESSAGES FOR A USER PASSWORD#
Instead of creating a personal access token in Rocket.Chat's profile settings, it can be more intuitive for the user to log in using the username and password.Ĭonstruct text fields that let the user enter the credentials.Īfter that, call and pass the specified username and password to it.Ĭontinue in section login result to check if the login was successful. With the generated token, call LoginAsync(String) and pass this token to the login.Ĭontinue by handling the result of this call. It also states your username's identifier but this is not required for the login as it is already encoded in the token. We will need this token string in the login process. A pop-up appears with the string of the token.Click the "Add" button to generate the token.The content that you enter here is just a human-readable identifier so that you can differentiate your tokens.įor instance, you can enter the name of the application which will use this token. There is a category "Personal Access Tokens".Click on your profile image in the Rocket.Chat client.To set up a personal access token, follow these steps: This is recommended for additional security as you can create different tokens for separate applications and can also revoke tokens in case that a token was leaked. You can create a personal access token in your account and use this to log in. Login Option 1: Personal Access Token / AuthToken Pass the resulting link to the constructor for RocketChatService in your source code.It should, e.g., not contain the /home part anymore. Paste the resulting link somewhere and shorten it so that it ends with the country code.Right-click on this icon and select "Copy link address" from the context menu. Underneath the list of channels and direct messages on the bottom left, there is an icon that can be customized for your server.Open the Rocket.Chat client and select your server on the very left.You can find your Rocket.Chat's address in the following way: This is the host address of your Rocket.Chat instance.
While creating the service, a host address needs to be provided. Usage Service Initializationįirst, the RocketChatService has to be added to the ServiceManager so that the service is available. Moreover, this can be useful for sending notifications about actions that users perform in the application, thereby gaining awareness in the community. Using this module, the application can send or receive messages in Rocket.Chat at runtime.įor instance, this allows the integration of chatbots into Unity, e.g., to drive dialogues by non-player characters. The Rocket.Chat client contains an integration with the chat program Rocket.Chat.
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