# clients to channels by having a reference to an object of theirs.
#
# Only Bridge clients using the private API key may call the join command.
# However, those clients may join other clients using the public API key on their behalf.
#
def start():
class TestHandler(object):
def log(self, msg):
print('Got message: %s' % (msg));
bridge.join_channel('testChannel', TestHandler(), callback=ready)
#
# Getting and calling a Bridge channel
#
# This can be done from any Bridge client connected to the same
# Bridge server, regardless of language.
# When a function call is made to a channel object, the requested
# function will be executed on everyone in the channel
#
# Only Bridge clients using the private API key may call the join command.
#
def ready(*args):
testChannel = bridge.get_channel('testChannel')
print 'Sending message'
testChannel.log('hello')
bridge.connect(start)
from BridgePython.bridge import Bridge
bridge = Bridge(api_key='f99ede2465de4114')
def message_cb(msg):
print msg
forjs = """
handler.run = function(message_cb, start, end) {
var temp = start + end;
console.log(temp);
message_cb(temp);
}
"""
channel = bridge.get_channel('function-channel')
channel.message(forjs)
cluster = bridge.get_service('cluster')
cluster.run(message_cb, 1, 3)
cluster.run(message_cb, 5, 3)
bridge.connect()
