subscribe #
Subscribes by providing a set of filters: messages, document changes and, optionally, user events matching the provided filters will generate real-time notifications, sent to you in real-time by Kuzzle.
Query Syntax #
HTTP #
Due to the synchronous nature of the HTTP protocol, real-time notifications are not supported.
Other protocols #
{
"index": "<index>",
"collection": "<collection>",
"controller": "realtime",
"action": "subscribe",
"body": {
// subscription filters
},
"volatile": {
// query volatile data
},
"scope": "<all|in|out|none>",
"users": "<all|in|out|none>"
}
Arguments #
collection
: watched collectionindex
: watched index
Optional: #
scope
: accepted values:all
,in
,out
,none
(default:all
). Subscribe to either new documents entering the scope of the subscription filters (in
), to documents leaving it (out
), or both (all
). Alternatively, document notifications can be ignored entirely (none
)users
: accepted values:all
,in
,out
,none
(default:none
). Receive real-time notifications about users subscribing to the same filters (in
), about users leaving the subscription (out
), or both (all
). If set tonone
, no notifications are sent about usersvolatile
: subscription information, used in user join/leave notifications
Body properties #
Subscription filters, following the Koncorde syntax
An empty filter subscribes to any change occuring on the selected index-collection pair.
Response #
Returns an object detailing the new subscription properties:
channel
: unique channel identifier. A channel acts as a subscription configuration ID, allowing multiple subscriptions to occur with the same filters, but different notification options.roomId
: unique subscription identifier.
Notifications include the room
property, which indicates to what channel the notification is for. This is how notifications can be linked to subscriptions by front-end applications (our SDK perform these operations automatically).
Example #
{
"status": 200,
"error": null,
"index": "<index>",
"collection": "<collection>",
"controller": "realtime",
"action": "subscribe",
"requestId": "<unique request identifier>",
"result": {
"roomId": "<unique Kuzzle room identifier>",
"channel": "<unique channel identifier>"
}
}
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