Tuppari is an experimental implementation of an unbreakable message broadcasting system using WebSockets and Amazon Web Services by @hakobera.
https://github.com/tuppari/tuppari
https://github.com/tuppari/tuppari-servers
You can easily build a Tuppari application by just using the Ruby API. Let's get started now!
Prepare your Gemfile as follows:
source 'https://rubygems.org'
gem 'tuppari'Invoke bundle console to try Tuppari:
require 'tuppari'
Tuppari.create_account(YOUR_ID, PASSWORD)
tuppari = Tuppari.login(YOUR_ID, PASSWORD)
application = tuppari.create_application('first-tuppari')
open('tuppari.html', 'w') do |f|
html = <<"EOF"
<html>
<head>
<script src="http://cdn.tuppari.com/0.2.0/tuppari.min.js"></script>
<script>
var client, channel;
client = tuppari.createClient({applicationId: '#{application.id}'});
channel = client.subscribe('ch');
channel.bind('update', function (msg) {
console.log(msg);
});
</script>
</head>
<body>Check JavaScript console.</body>
</html>
EOF
f.write(html)
end
#
# [notice] Please open this 'tuppari.html' file in browser.
#
tuppari.application = application # or tuppari.load_application_by_name('first-tuppari')
tuppari.publish_message(
:channel => 'ch',
:event => 'update',
:message => "Hello, Tuppari! (#{Time.now})"
)Tuppari account authentication is not needed for publishing messages. However, the following values for the target application are required:
- application_id
- access_key_id (for the application)
- access_secret_key (for the application)
application = Tuppari::Application.new(
:id => '4032236d-699a-4599-9405-xxxxxxxxxxxx',
:access_key_id => 'b49049f9-e055-4fa5-925b-xxxxxxxxxxxx',
:access_secret_key => 'c01a3a31-92cd-4bf9-a238-xxxxxxxxxxxx'
) # or application = tuppari.get_application('first-tuppari')
Tuppari.publish_message(
:application => application,
:channel => 'ch',
:event => 'update',
:message => "Hello, Tuppari! (#{Time.now})"
)The MIT License