Hey Everyone, I am making a mobile application that uses the Discourse to GET and POST data. At the moment, I am making a request every 30 seconds to see if there are new posts on a topic. This seems like it could potentially harm our forum by accidentally d-dosing ourselfs. I have been looking f…

MessageBus is an option - you can find client libraries for Ruby and JS here: GitHub - discourse/message_bus: A reliable and robust messaging bus for Ruby and Rack · GitHub But a simpler solution is probably to use Discourse’s WebHooks feature. That way, Discourse can make a web request to your end…

I don’t see how webhooks would be related or useful at all to a Flutter frontend. It seems like what OP is looking for is a Dart implementation of the MessageBus client… which would probably have to be reverse engineered from this Javascript code . Another alternative might be to run the Javascript…

[image] Brandon Mason: I don’t see how webhooks would be related or useful at all to a Flutter frontend. The idea would be Webhooks → your backend → your app. So, the app wouldn’t be receiving the webhooks directly.

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david (David Taylor) Février 27, 2025, 12:04 4

L’idée serait : Webhooks → votre backend → votre application. Ainsi, l’application ne recevrait pas les webhooks directement.

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