Subscribe to events
- authenticationClient.sub_event(event_code,receiver)
Request parameters
- event_Code
<string>Event code - receiver
<function>Custom receiver
Code example
python
client = AuthenticationClient(app_id="xxx",
app_host="https://myapp_site.genauth.ai",
app_secret="xxx",
websocket_host="wss://events.genauth.ai"
)
sign_in_resp = client.sign_in_by_email_password(
email="sxy_1@qq.com",
password="111"
)
# Get access_token
access_token = sign_in_resp["data"]["access_token"]
# Then use this access_token to call the set_access_token method of AuthenticationClient, AuthenticationClient Then you can call interfaces that require login to access, such as obtaining user information, modifying user information, and obtaining role lists.
client.set_access_token(access_token)
client.sub_event("authing.user.updated",lambda msg:{
print(msg)
})Publish events
- authenticationClient.pubt_event(eventCode, data)
Request parameters
- event_code
<string>Event code - data
<dict>Event body
Code example
python
client = AuthenticationClient(app_id="63f759f4fdc9e3c2f3e74738",
app_host="https://sxysdk.hydra.authing-inc.co",
app_secret="54fecbfd8e28b3f7c84daade9207543f",
websocket_host="wss://events.hydra.authing-inc.co"
)
sign_in_resp = client.sign_in_by_email_password(
email="sxy_1@qq.com",
password="111"
)
# You can get the user's access_token from sign_in_resp. This access_token represents the user's access interface credentials
access_token = sign_in_resp["data"]["access_token"]
# Then use this access_token to call the set_access_token method of AuthenticationClient. AuthenticationClient can then call interfaces that require login to access, such as obtaining user information, modifying user information, and obtaining role lists.
client.set_access_token(access_token)
event_code = "custom_aouaw.sxytestevent"
data = {"id":"myid"}
print(client.put_event(event_code,data))