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# 服务器地址,邮件通知时使用此链接
B6_HOST=
# 如果RoomId是对象记录,则跳转到Steedos的记录详情页。
B6_ROOT_URL=
# 发送邮件时标题前缀
B6_TENANT_NAME=
# 发送邮件正文中的Logo,必须可以匿名访问
B6_TENANT_LOGO_URL=
- b6_rooms
- b6_room_members
- b6_threads
- b6_comments
- b6_inbox_notifications
- notifications
/b6/rooms/${roomId} {
type: 'rooms-provider',
baseUrl: '',
body: [
{
type: 'rooms-comments',
className: 'flex flex-col m-3 gap-3',
roomId: `${roomId}`,
},
],
},
{
type: 'rooms-provider',
baseUrl: '',
body: [
{
type: 'rooms-inbox-popover',
className: 'flex flex-col m-3 gap-3',
},
],
}
https://liveblocks.io/docs/api-reference/rest-api-endpoints#Room
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