While playing around with my setup i notice that the pipe passed to the
events in the client side is the pipe that the user client gets when the
user initially joins the channel.
So if a channel's property has been changed it wont be reflect it on the
events callback, and fresh updated data is there is just not been use. In
other words as of right now
is better to use the onRaw method then addEvent.
So instead of:
pipe.addEvent("userJoin", function(user, pipe){
console.log(pipe.properties.userCount);
});
A developer is better off using the RAW equivalent:
pipe.onRaw("join", function(raw){
var user, pipe;
user = raw.data.user;
pipe = raw.data.pipe;
console.log(pipe.properties.userCount);
});
Now i think that having Events and RAWs in JSF is overfilling it, but that
is just my humble opinion.
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