This is an simple, yet thorough, example of initializing PubNub, subscribing to a channel and publishing to that channel.
connect
callback indicates that subscription to the channel was successful, so we call our pub
function which performs a publish
to the channel we just subscribed to.message
callback where we are displaying the various attributes of the received message to our browser's Console.In a real world use case, you would update your web page UI to display the received message.
Version | Release Date |
---|---|
3.15.x | 2016-04-01 |
This example show how to subscribe, and once that is successful, publishing a message to that channel. It also demonstrates the full set of parameters that can be included in the subscribe
's message
callback function.
pubnub = PUBNUB({
publish_key : 'your_pub_key',
subscribe_key : 'your_sub_key'
});
pubnub.subscribe({
channel : "channel-1",
message : function (message, envelope, channelOrGroup, time, channel) {
console.log(
"Message Received." + "\n" +
"Channel or Group: " + JSON.stringify(channelOrGroup) + "\n" +
"Channel: " + JSON.stringify(channel) + "\n" +
"Message: " + JSON.stringify(message) + "\n" +
"Time: " + time + "\n" +
"Raw Envelope: " + JSON.stringify(envelope)
)},
connect: pub,
disconnect: function(m) {console.log("DISCONNECT: " + m)},
reconnect: function(m) {console.log("RECONNECT: " + m)},
error: function(m) {console.log("ERROR: " + m)}
});
function pub() {
pubnub.publish({
channel : "channel-1",
message : {"msg": "I'm Puuumped!"},
callback: function(m) {console.log("Publish SUCCESS: " + m)},
error: function(m) {console.log("Publish ERROR: " + m)}
})
};