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@@ -31,6 +31,10 @@ const addVersions = (code: string) => { | |||
/ANDROID_AUTHENTICATOR_VERSION/g, | |||
versions.ANDROID_AUTHENTICATOR_VERSION | |||
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code = code.replace( | |||
/ANDROID_APPSYNC_SDK_VERSION/g, |
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Can we choose a different value for this variable, it is too similar to the AppSync SDK for Android.
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AWS AppSync SDK for Android is not on this docs site. I'd be hesitant to name this any different, as its not all events specific.
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AWS AppSync Events lets you create secure and performant serverless WebSocket APIs that can broadcast real-time event data to millions of subscribers, without you having to manage connections or resource scaling. With this feature, you can build multi-user features such as a collaborative document editors, chat apps, and live polling systems. | ||
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Learn more about AWS AppSync Events by visiting the [Developer Guide](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/appsync/latest/eventapi/event-api-welcome.html). | ||
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## Install the AWS AppSync Events library |
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Title should be inside the filter or other platforms will have an empty section
* `userPool` authorization, **AuthTokenAuthorizer** | ||
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You can create as many Events clients as necessary if you require multiple authorization types. | ||
#### API KEY |
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Please make sure all the section headers have a blank line before and after.
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I don't think markdown cares about this. It doesn't add additional space as far as I can see, but I will make the change
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#### AMAZON COGNITO USER POOLS | ||
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```kotlin |
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Should there be a sentence before the code block here (and for the IAM one) explaining what the authorizer does (get tokens from Amplify's Auth category)?
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// Use your own token fetching. This function may be called many times, | ||
// so it should implement appropriate caching internally. | ||
val authorizer = AuthTokenAuthorizer { |
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We can remove this example given this is the "with Amplify" section.
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Thats fair. There would be no reason to implement their own at that point.
// Write your own IAM signing. | ||
// Provide an implementation of the signing function. This function should implement the | ||
// AWS Sig-v4 signing logic and return the authorization headers containing the token and signature. | ||
val authorizer = IamAuthorizer { appSyncRequest -> signRequestAndReturnHeaders(appSyncRequest) } |
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We can remove this example given this is the "with Amplify" section.
#### Publish a Single Event | ||
```kotlin | ||
val restClient: EventsRestClient // Your configured EventsRestClient | ||
// List of kotlinx.serialization.json.[JsonElement, JsonPrimitive, JsonArray, JsonObject] |
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Should not say "List" here
publishResult.successfulEvents // inspect successful events | ||
publishResult.failedEvents // inspect failed events |
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Here (and elsewhere) it might be better to say
publishResult.successfulEvents // inspect successful events | |
publishResult.failedEvents // inspect failed events | |
val successfulEvents = publishResult.successfulEvents // inspect successful events | |
val failedEvents = publishResult.failedEvents // inspect failed events |
Otherwise it just kind of looks weird to have the property accessors not used for anything.
// See throwable for cause | ||
} | ||
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// The subscription is not sent until the Flow<EventMessage> is collected. |
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Instead of collected
it just has to have a terminal operator called. For example if you call first()
then it'll establish a subscription and then immediately unsubscribe after the first event is received.
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You could say that subscribe
returns a cold flow and that the subscription is established when a terminal operator is invoked.
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New documentation page for Android AppSync Events Library
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