Douvi
Phoenix Channel feature 'Presence'
I just updated my project Phoenix to get the new feature ‘Presence’. Base on the nice post Chris McCord made. I would like to know if it’s possible to get the events presence_state and presence_diff on the server side instead on the client side. Because I would like to get those events to notify other channels when user join or leave the chat.
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OvermindDL1
That would just be the standard intercept call with handle_out’s. I use it with presence since presence has no way that I’ve found to change its message ID’s, which sucks when using multiple presence’s in one place for different purposes. ^.^
Douvi
Could you show an example because I did not see exactly ? how you want to do..
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