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README
A Pusher server client written in Haskell.
Currently, the package allows:
- Triggering events on single or multiple channels
- Fetching basic information about single or multiple channels
Up next:
- Fetching a list of channels with active subscriptions
- Fetching a list of users present for a particular channel
Usage
If you go to https://app.pusher.com/apps/YOUR_APP_ID/api_access and run the
following code after filling in your app-id, app-key, and app-secret, you
should see an alert popup on screen.
> import Network.Pusher
> let pusher = Pusher "app-id" "app-key" "app-secret"
> let channel = "test_channel"
> let event = Event "my_event" "{\"message\":\"hello world\"}"
> triggerEvent (pusher, channel, event)
"{}"
> getChannelInfo (pusher, channel, [])
Right (ChannelInfo {occupied = True, userCount = Nothing, subscriptionCount = Nothing})
You can also trigger events across multiple channels:
> ...
> let channels = ["first_channel", "second_channel"]
> ...
> triggerMultiChannelEvent (pusher, channels, event)
"{}"
And fetch information about all channels:
> ...
> getMultiChannelInfo (pusher, [], Nothing)
Right (ChannelList [Channel {name = "test_channel", cUserCount = Nothing}])
Documentation
Documentation for the individual modules is available on hackage.
License
pusher-haskell is Copyright (c) 2015 Sid Raval. It is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the pusher-haskell README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.