SDK Reference

Self SDK reference
Comprehensive reference for integrating with Self SDK

Self SDKs are divided on different services, each service matches one of the products Self is offering.

Setup Setting up your client	Initialize Disconnect
Messaging Interacting with users through chat	Send Receive Mark as read Mark as received Edit Delete
Groups Interacting with users through chat	Create Messaging Add users Remove users
Objects Interacting with users through chat	Attach a public object Attach non public objects Process incoming objects
Document signature beta Interacting with users through chat	Signing a plain text Signing an object
Authentication Interacting with users through chat	Request Request modifiers Response QR Dynamic Links
Facts Interacting with users through chat	Request Request modifiers Response Custom facts Recurrent Auth combination QR Dynamic Links
Connections Interacting with users through chat	Permit Revoke List
Voice Calls Interacting with users through chat	Start Accept Busy Stop
Connection Interacting with users through chat	Generating a QR code Generating a dynamic link Subscribing to new connections

SDK Access

To build an app on self-network its required to have our app installed so you can log in to the Self Developer Portal (production or sandbox).

SDK Host

When you start playing with Self you likely want to use Sandbox environment environment, as it’s easier to setup and less restrictive.

Please visit the Sandbox documentation page to download our mobile client from app stores.

Platform status and incidents

Project status page is available at status.joinself.com

Client libraries

Self offers official SDK libraries for different programming languages, which are regularly updated for breaking and non-breaking changes.

	Ruby SDK
	GO SDK
	Typescript SDK
	Rust SDK

Self hosted HTTP service

In addition to the official SDKs we also provide a self hosted HTTP Self service that allows you to interact with the Self Network through a Rest API.