Kill SDK

Kill the SDK when your app no longer needs the chat. It ends the conversation as End Chat does, then stops the SDK

iOS

Android

Flutter

React Native

Task {
    await KindlyWebViewSDK.kill()
}

lifecycleScope.launch {
    KindlyWebViewSDK.kill().await()
}

await KindlyWebViewSDK.kill();

await KindlyWebViewSDK.kill();

Call start again before anything else. The link delegate stays set, the auth provider does not, so pass it to start again

To switch to another bot or market you do not need kill: call start with the new ones, and the SDK closes the current chat itself, see Initialization

Close, end or kill

	Chat screen	Conversation	SDK
Close Chat	Dismissed	Kept, and the page stays loaded	Started
End Chat	Dismissed	Ended, and the next display starts a new one	Started
Kill SDK	Dismissed	Ended	Stopped until the next start

endChat and kill finish only once the conversation is ended and its storage deleted: on iOS when the async call returns, on Android when the Deferred completes, and in Flutter and React Native when the future or promise completes. Await them when the order of calls matters, for example before a start for another user