Beamable.Server.MicroserviceRequester Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for Beamable.Server.MicroserviceRequester:

Collaboration diagram for Beamable.Server.MicroserviceRequester:

Public Member Functions
	MicroserviceRequester (IMicroserviceArgs env, RequestContext requestContext, SocketRequesterContext socketContext)
async Task	Authenticate ()
Promise< Unit >	Acknowledge (RequestContext ctx, WebsocketErrorResponse error=null)
	Acknowledge a message from the websocket. More...
Promise< T >	Request< T > (Method method, string uri, object body=null, bool includeAuthHeader=true, Func< string, T > parser=null, bool useCache=false)
Promise< EmptyResponse >	InitializeSubscription ()
	Each socket only needs to set up one subscription to the server. All events will get piped to the client. It's the client job to filter the events, and decide what is valuable. More...
IBeamableRequester	WithAccessToken (TokenResponse tokenResponse)
string	EscapeURL (string url)

Protected Attributes
readonly RequestContext	_requestContext

Properties
IAccessToken	AccessToken [get]
Properties inherited from Beamable.Common.Api.IBeamableRequester
IAccessToken	AccessToken [get]

Member Function Documentation

Acknowledge()

Promise<Unit> Beamable.Server.MicroserviceRequester.Acknowledge ( RequestContext  ctx, WebsocketErrorResponse  error = null  )

inline

Acknowledge a message from the websocket.

Parameters

ctx	The request you wish to ack
error	an error, or null for a 200 ack.

Returns

InitializeSubscription()

Promise<EmptyResponse> Beamable.Server.MicroserviceRequester.InitializeSubscription ( )

inline

Each socket only needs to set up one subscription to the server. All events will get piped to the client. It's the client job to filter the events, and decide what is valuable.

Returns

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• microservice/microservice/dbmicroservice/MicroserviceRequester.cs