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Programming language: Elixir
License: MIT License
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Latest version: v2.2.0
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README
Pusher 
Description
Elixir library to access the Pusher REST API.
Usage
Rest client
Define your Pusher.Client
ciient = %Pusher.Client{app_id: "app_id", app_key: "app_key", secret: "my_secret"}
ciient = %Pusher.Client{endpoint: "https://my_custom_pusher:8080", app_id: "app_id", app_key: "app_key", secret: "my_secret"}
Pusher.trigger(client, "message", %{ text: "Hello!" }, "chat-channel")
To get occupied channels:
Pusher.channels(client)
To get users connected to a presence channel
Pusher.users(client, "presence-demo")
Websocket client
Usage
iex> {:ok, pid} = Pusher.WS.start_link("ws://localhost:8080", "app_key", "secret", stream_to: self)
{:ok, #PID<0.134.0>}
iex> Pusher.WS.subscribe!(pid, "channel")
:ok
iex> Pusher.WS.subscribe!(pid, "presence-channel", %PusherClient.User{id: "123", info: %{a: "b"}})
:ok
# self will receive messages like this:
%{channel: nil,
data: %{"activity_timeout" => 120,
"socket_id" => "b388664a-3278-11e4-90df-7831c1bf9520"},
event: "pusher:connection_established"}
%{channel: "channel", data: %{}, event: "pusher:subscription_succeeded"}
That's it!
You can disconnect too:
iex> Pusher.WS.disconnect!(pid)
:stop