/pusher

Elixir library to access the Pusher REST API.

Primary LanguageElixirMIT LicenseMIT

Pusher Build Status Hex pm

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