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stream-js is the official JavaScript client for Stream, a web service for building scalable newsfeeds and activity streams.
Note that there is also a higher level Node integration which hooks into your ORM.
You can sign up for a Stream account at https://getstream.io/get_started.
npm install getstream
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/getstream/dist/js_min/getstream.js"></script>
Documentation for this JavaScript client are available at the Stream website.
This package can be integrated into React Native applications. Remember to not expose the App Secret in browsers, "native" mobile apps, or other non-trusted environments.
var stream = require('getstream');
// Instantiate a new client (server side)
client = stream.connect('YOUR_API_KEY', 'API_KEY_SECRET');
// Optionally supply the app identifier and an object specifying the data center to use
client = stream.connect('YOUR_API_KEY', 'API_KEY_SECRET', 'APP_ID', { location: 'us-west' });
If you want to use the API client directly on your web/mobile app you need to generate a user token server-side and pass it.
var stream = require('getstream');
// Instantiate a new client (server side)
client = stream.connect('YOUR_API_KEY', 'API_KEY_SECRET');
// Optionally supply the app identifier and an object specifying the data center to use
client = stream.connect('YOUR_API_KEY', 'API_KEY_SECRET', 'APP_ID', { location: 'us-west' });
// Create a token for user with id "the-user-id"
const userToken = client.createUserToken('the-user-id');
var stream = require('getstream');
// Instantiate new client with a user token
client = stream.connect('apikey', userToken, 'appid');
// Instantiate a feed object server side
user1 = client.feed('user', '1');
// Get activities from 5 to 10 (slow pagination)
user1.get({limit:5, offset:5}, callback);
// Filter on an id less than a given UUID
user1.get({limit:5, id_lt:"e561de8f-00f1-11e4-b400-0cc47a024be0"});
// All API calls are performed asynchronous and return a Promise object
user1.get({limit:5, id_lt:"e561de8f-00f1-11e4-b400-0cc47a024be0"})
.then(function(body) { /* on success */ })
.catch(function(reason) { /* on failure, reason.error contains an explanation */ });
// Create a new activity
activity = {'actor': 1, 'verb': 'tweet', 'object': 1, 'foreign_id': 'tweet:1'};
user1.addActivity(activity);
// Create a bit more complex activity
activity = {'actor': 1, 'verb': 'run', 'object': 1, 'foreign_id': 'run:1',
'course': {'name': 'Golden Gate park', 'distance': 10},
'participants': ['Thierry', 'Tommaso'],
'started_at': new Date()
};
user1.addActivity(activity);
// Remove an activity by its id
user1.removeActivity("e561de8f-00f1-11e4-b400-0cc47a024be0");
// or remove by the foreign id
user1.removeActivity({foreignId: 'tweet:1'});
// mark a notification feed as read
notification1 = client.feed('notification', '1');
var params = {mark_read: true};
notification1.get(params);
// mark a notification feed as seen
var params = {mark_seen:true};
notification1.get(params);
// Follow another feed
user1.follow('flat', '42');
// Stop following another feed
user1.unfollow('flat', '42');
// Stop following another feed while keeping previously published activities
// from that feed
user1.unfollow('flat', '42', { keepHistory: true });
// Follow another feed without copying the history
user1.follow('flat', '42', { limit: 0 });
// List followers, following
user1.followers({limit: '10', offset: '10'});
user1.following({limit: '10', offset: '0'});
// all methods support callback as the last argument
user1.follow('flat', '42');
// adding multiple activities
activities = [
{'actor': 1, 'verb': 'tweet', 'object': 1},
{'actor': 2, 'verb': 'tweet', 'object': 3},
];
user1.addActivities(activities);
// specifying additional feeds to push the activity to using the to param
// especially useful for notification style feeds
to = ['user:2', 'user:3'];
activity = {'to': to, 'actor': 1, 'verb': 'tweet', 'object': 1, 'foreign_id': 'tweet:1'};
user1.addActivity(activity);
// adding one activity to multiple feeds
var feeds = ['flat:1', 'flat:2', 'flat:3', 'flat:4'];
activity = {
'actor': 'User:2',
'verb': 'pin',
'object': 'Place:42',
'target': 'Board:1'
};
// ⚠️ server-side only!
client.addToMany(activity, feeds);
// Batch create follow relations (let flat:1 follow user:1, user:2 and user:3 feeds in one single request)
var follows = [
{'source': 'flat:1', 'target': 'user:1'},
{'source': 'flat:1', 'target': 'user:2'},
{'source': 'flat:1', 'target': 'user:3'}
];
// ⚠️ server-side only!
client.followMany(follows);
// Updating parts of an activity
var set = {
'product.price': 19.99,
'shares': {
'facebook': '...',
'twitter': '...'
},
}
var unset = [
'daily_likes',
'popularity'
]
// ...by ID
client.activityPartialUpdate({
id: '54a60c1e-4ee3-494b-a1e3-50c06acb5ed4',
set: set,
unset: unset,
})
// ...or by combination of foreign ID and time
client.activityPartialUpdate({
foreignID: 'product:123',
time: '2016-11-10T13:20:00.000000',
set: set,
unset: unset,
})
// ⚠️ server-side only!
// Create redirect urls
var impression = {
'content_list': ['tweet:1', 'tweet:2', 'tweet:3'],
'user_data': 'tommaso',
'location': 'email',
'feed_id': 'user:global'
};
var engagement = {
'content': 'tweet:2',
'label': 'click',
'position': 1,
'user_data': 'tommaso',
'location': 'email',
'feed_id':
'user:global'
};
var events = [impression, engagement];
var redirectUrl = client.createRedirectUrl('http://google.com', 'user_id', events);
// update the 'to' fields on an existing activity
// client.feed("user", "ken").function (foreign_id, timestamp, new_targets, added_targets, removed_targets)
// new_targets, added_targets, and removed_targets are all arrays of feed IDs
// either provide only the `new_targets` parameter (will replace all targets on the activity),
// OR provide the added_targets and removed_targets parameters
// NOTE - the updateActivityToTargets method is not intended to be used in a browser environment.
client.feed("user", "ken").updateActivityToTargets("foreign_id:1234", timestamp, ["feed:1234"])
client.feed("user", "ken").updateActivityToTargets("foreign_id:1234", timestamp, null, ["feed:1234"])
client.feed("user", "ken").updateActivityToTargets("foreign_id:1234", timestamp, null, null, ["feed:1234"])
Stream uses Faye for realtime notifications. Below is quick guide to subscribing to feed changes
var stream = require('getstream');
// ⚠️ userToken is generated server-side (see previous section)
client = stream.connect('YOUR_API_KEY', userToken, 'APP_ID');
user1 = client.feed('user', '1');
// subscribe to the changes
var subscription = user1.subscribe(function (data) {
console.log(data);
});
// now whenever something changes to the feed user 1
// the callback will be called
// To cancel a subscription you can call cancel on the
// object returned from a subscribe call.
// This will remove the listener from this channel.
subscription.cancel();
Docs are available on GetStream.io.
This API Client project requires Node.js v6 at a minimum.
The project is supported in line with the Node.js Foundation Release Working Group.
See the Travis configuration and Sauce Test Status for details of how it is built, tested and packaged.
First, make sure you can run the test suite. Tests are run via Mocha
mocha test/integration/index.js test/unit/index.js
# browser version (needs to be build through gulp build:test)
test/browser/test.html
# coverage
mocha test/cov.js -R html-cov > cov.html
Copyright (c) 2015-2018 Stream.io Inc, and individual contributors. All rights reserved.
See the file "LICENSE" for information on the history of this software, terms & conditions for usage, and a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES.
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The official low-level GetStream.io client for Node.js and the browser.
The npm package getstream receives a total of 20,487 weekly downloads. As such, getstream popularity was classified as popular.
We found that getstream demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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