XMTP Messenger SDK

MessengerSDK

Android library for communicating with the XMTP Messenger app via AIDL IPC. Wraps service binding, threading, and permissions into a clean coroutine-based Kotlin API.

Installation

Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your project's settings.gradle.kts (inside the dependencyResolutionManagement block):

dependencyResolutionManagement {
    repositoriesMode.set(RepositoriesMode.FAIL_ON_PROJECT_REPOS)
    repositories {
        google()
        mavenCentral()
        maven { url = uri("https://jitpack.io") }
    }
}

If your project uses a root build.gradle.kts with allprojects { repositories { ... } } instead, add the maven line there.

Step 2. Add the dependency to your app module's build.gradle.kts:

dependencies {
    implementation("com.github.EthereumPhone:MessengerSDK:0.2.0")
}

Quick Start

// Get the SDK instance (throws if Messenger is not installed)
val sdk = MessengerSDK.getInstance(context)

// Bind to the messaging service
sdk.messaging.bind()
sdk.messaging.awaitConnected()

// Send a message as the logged-in user
val messageId = sdk.messaging.sendMessage("0xRecipientAddress", "Hello!")

// Clean up
sdk.unbindAll()

Permissions

Only the MessagingClient (send as user) requires a runtime permission. The IdentityClient (isolated identity) is permission-free — any app can bind and create its own identity.

Permission	Required by	Purpose
SEND_MESSAGE_AS_USER	MessagingClient	Send messages as the Messenger's logged-in user

Check and request the permission:

if (!MessengerPermissions.hasSendPermission(context)) {
    ActivityCompat.requestPermissions(
        activity,
        arrayOf(MessengerPermissions.SEND_MESSAGE_AS_USER),
        REQUEST_CODE
    )
}

API

MessengerSDK

Method	Description
getInstance(context)	Get singleton instance (throws if Messenger not installed)
messaging	MessagingClient for sending as the logged-in user
identity	IdentityClient for isolated identity operations
unbindAll()	Unbind all services

MessagingClient

Method	Description
bind() / unbind()	Bind/unbind the messaging service
awaitConnected()	Suspend until connected
connectionState	StateFlow<ConnectionState>
sendMessage(address, body)	Send a DM, returns message ID
sendGroupMessage(conversationId, body)	Send to a conversation, returns message ID
isClientReady()	Check if XMTP client is ready
getUserAddress()	Get the logged-in user's address
getInboxId()	Get the logged-in user's inbox ID

IdentityClient

Method	Description
bind() / unbind()	Bind/unbind the identity service
awaitConnected()	Suspend until connected
connectionState	StateFlow<ConnectionState>
createIdentity()	Create or retrieve an isolated identity
hasIdentity()	Check if an identity exists
getIdentityAddress()	Get the isolated identity's address
getInboxId()	Get the isolated identity's inbox ID
sendMessage(address, body)	Send from the isolated identity

Error Handling

All SDK exceptions extend SdkException:

• MessengerNotInstalledException - Messenger app not found

• PermissionNotGrantedException - Required permission not granted

• ServiceNotConnectedException - Service not bound (call bind() first)

• RemoteCallException - IPC call failed

Requirements

• Android API 28+

• XMTP Messenger app installed on the device

Gihub Repo Below:

GitHub - EthereumPhone/MessengerSDK: SDK to use XMTP on the dGEN1GitHub