socket.io is cool.
Ah, glad to hear someone else is familiar with it. Looks neat, judging from
their minimalist website and how easy it was to setup (as in their chat
tutorial).
I wrote a server application for it a while back called Realtime. It
allowed a bunch of webclients to connect up and subscribe to channels, by
communicating through a message server. Was originally going to be a
commercial product for someone but we ended up just throwing it on my
github and not going any further with the project.
I had a quick look at your github repo, it’s about 3 years old! Looks like
I’m late to the party.
- Get all events
- GET /api/events
- Get one events
- GET /api/events/123
- Create a new event
- POST /api/events
- Update an existing event
- PUT /api/events/123
Sounds good to me. I’ve also got a book on the topic which I found quite
engaging.
- http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596805838.do
They also speak of POST being for creation and PUT for modification.
Spontaneously I considered PUT to be “putting” something into something -
like appending to a list - and not for it to already be there.
Anyway, thanks!
Best,
Marcus
On 15 October 2014 19:21, Justin Israel <[email protected]> wrote:
> socket.io is cool. I wrote a server application for it a while back
> called Realtime. It allowed a bunch of webclients to connect up and
> subscribe to channels, by communicating through a message server. Was
> originally going to be a commercial product for someone but we ended up
> just throwing it on my github and not going any further with the project.
>
> That seems to work just as you intended. The only thing you may end up
> exploring further is your url scheme. Like, the PUT in a restful uri
> usually means to update one or more existing resources, and POST would mean
> to create one or more new sources. So creating an event may look like this,
> and possibly return an ID (or not if they aren't being stored)
>
> Get all events
> GET /api/events
> Get one events
> GET /api/events/123
> Create a new event
> POST /api/events
> Update an existing event
> PUT /api/events/123
> On 16/10/2014 7:00 AM, "Marcus Ottosson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> WebSockets worked great for this task! More specifically, socket.io
>>
>> Here’s how it works currently.
>>
>>
>> -
>> https://github.com/abstractfactory/pyblish/issues/99#issuecomment-59247114
>>
>> API
>>
>> Adding entries from Python then looks like this.
>>
>> from requests import put
>> put('http://localhost:5000/event', data={'name': 'EventName02'})
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Best,
>> Marcus
>>
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