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Note

I decided to fork this repo because hosopy is not updating his project anymore. If you want can use this forked version you can read the instructions below.

This is the actioncable client library for Kotlin. Please see Action Cable Overview to understand actioncable itself.

Usage

Requirements

Gradle

repositories {
    jcenter()
    maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}

dependencies {
    implementation 'com.github.dealicious-inc:actioncable-client-kotlin:0.0.21'
}

Basic

// 1. Setup
val uri = URI("ws://cable.example.com")
val consumer = ActionCable.createConsumer(uri)

// 2. Create subscription
val appearanceChannel = Channel("AppearanceChannel")
val subscription = consumer.subscriptions.create(appearanceChannel)

subscription.onConnected = {
    // Called when the subscription has been successfully completed
}

subscription.onRejected = {
    // Called when the subscription is rejected by the server
}

subscription.onReceived = { data: Any? ->
    // Called when the subscription receives data from the server
    // Possible types...
    when (data) {
        is Int -> { }
        is Long -> { }
        is BigInteger -> { }
        is String -> { }
        is Double -> { }
        is Boolean -> { }
        is JsonObject -> { }
        is JsonArray<*> -> { }
    }
}

subscription.onDisconnected = {
    // Called when the subscription has been closed
}

subscription.onFailed = { error ->
    // Called when the subscription encounters any error
}

// 3. Establish connection
consumer.connect()

// 4. Perform any action
subscription.perform("away")

// 5. Perform any action with params
subscription.perform("hello", mapOf("name" to "world"))

Passing Parameters to Channel

val chatChannel = Channel("ChatChannel", mapOf("room_id" to 1))

The parameter container is Map<String, Any?> and is converted to JsonObject(Klaxon) internally. To know what type of value can be passed, please read Klaxon user guide.

Passing Parameters to Subscription#perform

subscription.perform("send", mapOf(
    "comment" to mapOf(
        "text" to "This is string.",
        "private" to true,
        "images" to arrayOf(
            "http://example.com/image1.jpg",
            "http://example.com/image2.jpg"
        )
    )
))

The parameter container is Map<String, Any?> and is converted to JsonObject(Klaxon) internally. To know what type of value can be passed, please read Klaxon user guide.

Options

val uri = URI("ws://cable.example.com")
val options = Consumer.Options()
options.connection.reconnection = true

val consumer = ActionCable.createConsumer(uri, options)

Below is a list of available options.

  • sslContext

    options.connection.sslContext = yourSSLContextInstance
  • hostnameVerifier

    options.connection.hostnameVerifier = yourHostnameVerifier
  • cookieHandler

    options.connection.cookieHandler = yourCookieManagerInstance
  • query

    options.connection.query = mapOf("user_id" to "1")
  • headers

    options.connection.headers = mapOf("X-Foo" to "Bar")
  • reconnection

    • If reconnection is true, the client attempts to reconnect to the server when underlying connection is stale.
    • Default is false.
    options.connection.reconnection = false
  • reconnectionMaxAttempts

    • The maximum number of attempts to reconnect.
    • Default is 30.
    options.connection.reconnectionMaxAttempts = 30
  • okHttpClientFactory

    • Factory instance to create your own OkHttpClient.
    • If okHttpClientFactory is not set, just create OkHttpClient by OkHttpClient().
    options.connection.okHttpClientFactory = {
        OkHttpClient().also {
            it.networkInterceptors().add(StethoInterceptor())
        }
    }

Authentication

How to authenticate a request depends on the architecture you choose.

Authenticate by HTTP Header

val options = Consumer.Options()
options.connection.headers = mapOf("Authorization" to "Bearer xxxxxxxxxxx")

val consumer = ActionCable.createConsumer(uri, options)

Authenticate by Query Params

val options = Consumer.Options()
options.connection.query = mapOf("access_token" to "xxxxxxxxxxx")

val consumer = ActionCable.createConsumer(uri, options)

Authenticate by Cookie

val cookieManager = CookieManager()
// Some setup
...
options.connection.cookieHandler = cookieManager

val consumer = ActionCable.createConsumer(uri, options)

License

MIT

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