Retrieve Offline Notifications using Web Socket

Last updated on 29 August, 2022 5:01 AM

Use the following function to retrieve an offline notification:

Go

err := notificationService.GetNotificationMessage()
if err != nil {
    return err
}
return nil

Python

from accelbyte_py_sdk.core import get_access_token, get_base_url
from accelbyte_py_sdk.core import WebsocketsWSClient

# Full list of accepted web socket lobby messages are in 'accelbyte_py_sdk.api.lobby.wss_models'.
from accelbyte_py_sdk.api.lobby.wss_models import OfflineNotificationRequest

base_url, error = get_base_url()
if error:
    exit(1)

access_token, error = get_access_token()
if error:
    exit(1)

client = WebsocketsWSClient(
    uri=base_url,
    access_token=access_token
)

await client.connect()

# 1. Create an instance of the desired web socket message type.
offline_notification_request = OfflineNotificationRequest()

# 2. Format then send the web socket message.
# Can only be done after 'await client.connect()'.
await client.send(offline_notification_request.to_wsm())

Java

final String request_id = GenerateRandomId(64);
final CountDownLatch response = new CountDownLatch(1);
final StringBuilder responseMessage = new StringBuilder();

WebSocketListener listener = new WebSocketListener() {
    @Override
    public void onMessage(@NotNull WebSocket webSocket, @NotNull String text) {
        if (response.getCount() > 0) {
            responseMessage.append(text);
            response.countDown();
        }
    }
};

OkhttpWebSocketClient ws = OkhttpWebSocketClient.create(
    new DefaultConfigRepository(),
    DefaultTokenRepository.getInstance(),
    listener);

String requestMessage = OfflineNotificationRequest.builder()
    .id(requestId)
    .build()
    .toWSM();

ws.sendMessage(requestMessage);

response.await(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);