I'm using:
Django==1.11.3
channels==1.1.6
When the user connects to the websocket, I do the following:
@channel_session
def connect(self, message, **kwargs):
group = Group('user-%s' % user.uuid)
# Do not use more than one device.
group.send({"close": True}, immediately=True)
group.add(self.message.reply_channel)
I've created this method to send information to some specific user:
from channels.generic.websockets import WebsocketMultiplexer
def custom_reply(uuid: UUID, stream, action, data={}, response_status=200):
if type(action) is ActionType:
action = action.value
payload = {
'errors': [],
'data': data,
'action': action,
'response_status': response_status
}
WebsocketMultiplexer.group_send(name='user-%s' % uuid,
stream=stream,
payload=payload)
For several minutes this method sends the message to the client, after a
while it seems that the users within the group are being reset and then the
client is losing message
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