salesforce-messaging-setup

In-app messaging integration requires adding the Salesforce Messaging iOS SDK via SPM, creating a Configuration object, managing a persistent conversationId, and presenting the chat UI. The skill provides validated steps for installing dependencies and wiring the chat interface into your project.

Yes, the Salesforce Messaging in-app chat SDK works with both SwiftUI and UIKit. The skill provides example patterns for integrating the chat interface into either a SwiftUI ContentView or a UIKit view hierarchy, adapting the UI presentation to your existing navigation structure.

In-app chat setup requires a Salesforce config.json file or programmatic values containing your service API URL, org ID, and developer name. You use these to create a Configuration object that authenticates your app to Salesforce and routes the chat conversation correctly.

Conversation ID management involves creating and persisting a conversationId so users resume the correct chat session. The skill guides you through generating this ID during configuration creation and maintaining it across app launches to ensure reliable conversation continuity.

Adding the Salesforce Messaging SDK via SPM requires editing your project.pbxproj to resolve the correct Swift-InAppMessaging product wiring. The skill enforces example-aligned code generation and validates imports to ensure the dependency is correctly added before you build and present the chat UI.

In-app chat UI breaks often result from missing configuration or incorrect dependency wiring. The skill addresses this by enforcing validated imports, SPM project.pbxproj edits, and post-integration build and UI validation checks to ensure the chat interface presents without broken navigation.