How to implement a scalable community chat system with Memberstack: handling user registration, messaging limits, and emoji support? Answered

I have a few questions concerning if I am using the "live chat" community commenting component:

I have a lot of users commenting, will I ever hit a "max allowed" comments?
Will the community dashboard only save the last 1000 comments, deleting older comments as new ones come in?
Will there be an emoji implementation in the future?

3 comments

Duncan from Memberstack
- April 02, 2024 15:52
1. Awesome! We do not have any max limits. And if this every becomes an issue we could negotiate pricing to continue scaling.
2. It will save all comments
3. Possibly - most likely via custom code to start.
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Gernot Wagner
- November 03, 2024 16:15
Hi everyone, I have a quick question. Has anyone here implemented a Community Space project where users get registered when they sign up for an event? In this Community Space, the users should be listed and able to message each other through a chat. Does anyone have experience with something like this and can tell me if it’s possible with Memberstack and how to properly implement the chat feature?

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Raquel Lopez
- November 03, 2024 16:16
You can do it using Talk.Js.

Memberstack has a template that you see an example of chat implementation. In this case, Company users can start chat with applicant users https://www.memberstack.com/webflow-templates/premium-job-board

But in summary, as a logged in user you send to talk js your member id, and the id from the listed user to start a conversation.

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