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Thunderpush is a Tornado and SockJS based push service. It provides a Beaconpush (beaconpush.com) inspired HTTP API and client.
Install
::
pip install thunderpush
Using Docker
::
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 \
-e PUBLIC_KEY=public \
-e PRIVATE_KEY=secret \
kjagiello/thunderpush
Usage
::
usage: thunderpush [-h] [-p PORT] [-H HOST] [-v] [-d] [-V] clientkey apikey
positional arguments:
clientkey client key
apikey server API key
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PORT, --port PORT binds server to custom port
-H HOST, --host HOST binds server to custom address
-v, --verbose verbose mode
-d, --debug debug mode (useful for development)
-V, --version show program's version number and exit
JavaScript client
In order to use provided by Thunderpush client, you need to include following lines on your webpage.
.. code-block:: html
<script src="http://cdn.sockjs.org/sockjs-0.3.min.js"></script>
<script src="thunderpush.js"></script>
The only thing you have to do now is to make a connection to your Thunderpush server in following way:
.. code-block:: html
<script type="text/javascript">
Thunder.connect("thunder.example.com", "apikey", ["testchannel"], {log: true});
Thunder.listen(function(message) { alert(message); });
</script>
This code is all you need to do to start receive messages pushed to the client from your Thunderpush server. As you can see, we instructed Thunder client to display logs, which can be helpful for debugging your application.
For more examples of how to use Thunderpush, look into examples <https://github.com/thunderpush/thunderpush/tree/master/examples>
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Open-source libraries for communicating with the HTTP API
Python: python-thunderclient <https://github.com/thunderpush/python-thunderclient>
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PHP: php-thunderclient <https://github.com/thunderpush/php-thunderclient>
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Java: java-thunderclient <https://github.com/Sim00n/java-thunderclient>
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Hubot: hubot-thunderpush <https://github.com/thunderpush/hubot-thunderpush>
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Ruby: thunderpush-gem <https://github.com/welingtonsampaio/thunderpush-gem>
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.NET: ThunderClient.Net <https://github.com/primediabroadcasting/ThunderClient.Net>
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Using the HTTP API
Example of interacting with Thunderpush API using cURL::
curl \
-X POST \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "X-Thunder-Secret-Key: secretkey" \
--data-ascii "\"Hello World!\"" \
http://thunder.example.com/api/1.0.0/[API key]/channels/[channel]/
All requests to the HTTP API must provide X-Thunder-Secret-Key header that should contain the private API key.
Sending a message to a channel ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
POST /api/1.0.0/[API key]/channels/[channel]/
Message should be sent as the body of the request. Only valid JSON body will be accepted.
Getting number of users online ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
GET /api/1.0.0/[API key]/users/
Checking presence of a user ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
GET /api/1.0.0/[API key]/users/[user id]/
Sending a message to a user ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
POST /api/1.0.0/[API key]/users/[user id]/
Message should be sent as the body of the request. Only valid JSON body will be accepted.
Forcing logout of a user ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
DELETE /api/1.0.0/[API key]/users/[user id]/
Always returns 204 http code.
Retrieving list of users in a channel ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
::
GET /api/1.0.0/[API key]/channels/[channel]/
JavaScript client API
Connecting to the server ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
.. code-block:: javascript
Thunder.connect(server, apiKey, channels, options)
Connects to the Thunderpush server and starts listening for incomming messages.
server Adress of your Thunderpush server.
apiKey Public api key.
channels Array of channels you want to subscribe to.
options Object with optional settings you may pass to Thunder:
log Set it to true if you want to activate verbose mode. This will turn on SockJS logs as well.
user Set it to override the client generated user id.
protocol
Set it to "https" if you want to use it instead of "http".
Listening for messages ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
.. code-block:: javascript
Thunder.listen(handler)
Registers callback function that will receive incomming messages. You can register as many handlers you want. Handler function should accept one argument which is the message itself.
Getting high CPU usage? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Before giving up on thunderpush, check it's logs and look for
errors like this one error: [Errno 24] Too many open files
. If you're seeing them,
it means that you've reached the limit of open file descriptors on your system.
The only thing you need to do is to raise the limit. Following SO answer will
tell you how to do it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/4578356/250162 Then simply
restart thunderpush, forget about the problem and get a cold one!