Demonstrates how to use the sendbird_chat plugin.
This example app requires the inclusion of a .env file located in the example root directory. Simplest option is to add your Sendbird keys to the .env_sample file and rename the file to .env.
Because there doesn't appear to be a public websocket endpoint, this example app polls sendbird periodically for available users and open group channels and every second when the chat window is open.
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