Frequently Asked Questions About OpenIM
Q: What is OpenIM?
A: OpenIM is an open-source instant messaging server developed in Golang. It’s designed to be scalable, customizable, and easy to integrate into various applications.
Q: What are the key features of OpenIM?
A: OpenIM supports comprehensive message types (text, images, voice, video, custom), multi-platform compatibility, efficient meetings, flexible group chat functionality, unique features like read-and-burn chats, and is fully open-source.
Q: What platforms does OpenIM support?
A: OpenIM supports native iOS, Android, cross-platform Flutter, uni-app, ReactNative, major web front-end frameworks like React and Vue, applets, and PC platforms supported by Electron.
Q: How can I deploy OpenIM?
A: You can deploy OpenIM using Docker Compose, compile from source, or use Kubernetes. Quick start guide make demo.
Q: Is OpenIM free to use?
A: Yes, OpenIM is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license, making it free to use, modify, and distribute.
Q: Does OpenIM offer account registration or login services?
A: No, OpenIM-Server does not function as a standalone product and does not offer built-in account registration or login services. You can use chat repository.
Q: Can I use OpenIM to build a customer service application?
A: Yes, OpenIM can be integrated with projects like OpenKF (Open Source AI customer service system) to build customer service applications.
Q: How does OpenIM integrate with UBOS?
A: Integrating OpenIM with UBOS allows you to build AI-powered chatbots, enhance collaboration with AI assistants, automate workflows, and personalize user experiences within OpenIM.
Q: Where can I find the OpenIM SDK client?
A: OpenIM SDK repository is available at this link.
Q: How can I contribute to OpenIM?
A: Please read our contributor documentation.
OpenIM Server
Project Details
- zhqiang-li/open-im-server
- Apache License 2.0
- Last Updated: 9/29/2023
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