Message Reactions API for Ruby SDK
Add or remove actions on published messages to build features like receipts, reactions, or to associate custom metadata to messages. Clients can subscribe to a channel to receive message reaction events on that channel. They can also fetch past message reactions from Message Persistence independently or when they fetch original messages.
Terminology
All message reactions in code are collectively called message reactions in the docs and the term applies both to reacting to a message (through emojis) and acting on a message (by deleting it).
Add Message Reaction
Requires Message Persistence
This method requires that Message Persistence is enabled for your key in the Admin Portal.
Add an action on a published message
. Returns the added action in the response.
Method(s)
To add a message reaction, you can use the following method(s) in the Ruby SDK:
add_message_action(
channel: channel,
type: type,
value: value,
message_timetoken: message_timetoken,
http_sync: http_sync,
callback: callback
)
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
channel *Type: String Default: n/a | Name of channel which stores the message for which action should be added. |
type *Type: String Default: n/a | What feature this message reaction represents. Maximum 15 characters. |
value *Type: String Default: n/a | Value to be added with message reaction type. |
message_timetoken *Type: Integer Default: n/a | Timetoken of message to which reaction should be added. |
http_sync Type: Boolean Default: false | If set to true , this method is executed synchronously and returns an array of envelopes (even if there's only one envelope ). |
callback Type: Lambda accepting one parameter Default: n/a | The callback that's called for each envelope. For async methods, a Future is returned. To retrieve the value of the envelope object, you have to call the value method (the thread is locked until the value is returned). |
Basic Usage
pubnub.add_message_action(
channel: 'chat',
type: 'emotion',
value: 'smile',
message_timetoken: 16701562382648731
) do |envelope|
puts envelope
end
Response
#<Pubnub::Envelope
@result = {
:data => {
:type => "emotion",
:value => "smile",
:uuid => "sender-uuid",
:action_timetoken => 16701656660127890,
:message_timetoken => 16701562382648731
}
},
@status = {
:code => 200
}
>
Remove Message Reaction
Requires Message Persistence
This method requires that Message Persistence is enabled for your key in the Admin Portal.
Remove a previously added reaction on a published message
. Returns an empty response.
Method(s)
To remove a message reaction, you can use the following method(s) in the Ruby SDK:
remove_message_action(
channel: channel,
message_timetoken: message_timetoken,
action_timetoken: action_timetoken,
http_sync: http_sync,
callback: callback
)
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
channel *Type: String Default: n/a | Name of channel which store message for which reaction should be removed. |
message_timetoken *Type: Integer Default: n/a | Timetoken of message to which reaction should be removed. |
action_timetoken *Type: Integer Default: n/a | Message reaction addition timetoken. |
http_sync Type: Boolean Default: false | If set to true , this method is executed synchronously and returns an array of envelopes (even if there's only one envelope ). |
callback Type: Lambda accepting one parameter Default: n/a | The callback that's called for each envelope. For async methods, a Future is returned. To retrieve the value of the envelope object, you have to call the value method (the thread is locked until the value is returned). |
Basic Usage
pubnub.add_message_action(
channel: 'chat',
message_timetoken: 16701562382648731,
action_timetoken: 16701656660127890
) do |envelope|
puts envelope
end
Response
#<Pubnub::Envelope
@status = {
:code => 200,
:category => :ack,
:error => false,
}
>
Get Message Reactions
Requires Message Persistence
This method requires that Message Persistence is enabled for your key in the Admin Portal.
Get a list of message reactions in a channel. Returns a list of actions sorted by the action's timetoken in ascending order.
Method(s)
To get message reactions, you can use the following method(s) in the Ruby SDK:
get_message_actions(
channel: channel,
start: start,
end: end,
limit: limit,
http_sync: http_sync,
callback: callback
)
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
channel *Type: String Default: n/a | Name of channel from which list of message reactions should be retrieved. |
start Type: Integer Default: n/a | Return values will be less than start. |
end Type: Integer Default: n/a | Return values will be greater than or equal to end. |
limit Type: Integer Default: n/a | Number of messages actions to return in response. |
http_sync Type: Boolean Default: false | If set to true , this method is executed synchronously and returns an array of envelopes (even if there's only one envelope ). |
callback Type: Lambda accepting one parameter Default: n/a | The callback that's called for each envelope. For async methods, a Future is returned. To retrieve the value of the envelope object, you have to call the value method (the thread is locked until the value is returned). |
Basic Usage
pubnub.get_message_actions(
channel: 'chat',
start: 16701562382648731,
end: 16701562382348728
) do |envelope|
puts envelope
end
Response
#<Pubnub::Envelope
@result = {
:data => {
:message_actions => [
{
:type => "emotion_type_2",
:uuid => "sender-uuid-1",
:value => "surprised",
:message_timetoken => 16703307481706612,
:action_timetoken => 16703307649086202,
},
{
:type => "emotion_type_3",
:uuid => "sender-uuid-2",
:value => "lol",
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