#Pusher Titanium Android module

Pusher client library for Titanium Android

##Module Overview

Here is the module in a nutshell.

var pusher = require('uk.aplifi.pusher.android');
pusher.setup(key, authUrl);
pusher.addEventListener({
	connected: function(e) {
		//Successfully connected
	}
});

pusher.connect();

var channel = pusher.subscribeChannel('channelName');

channel.addEventListener('channelEvent', function(event) {
	//Received event
	Ti.API.debug(JSON.stringify(event));
	//Event data
	Ti.API.debug(JSON.stringify(event.data));
});

pusher.disconnect();

More information in reference format can be found below.

##Configuration

The standard constructor take an application key which you can get from the app's API Access section in the Pusher dashboard at https://app.pusher.com.

You need to provide an authorization endpoint for using private or presence channels.

var pusher = require('uk.aplifi.pusher.android');
pusher.setup(key, authUrl);

##Connecting

In order to send and receive messages you need to connect to Pusher.

The Connected event listener is called once the connection has been successful, meaning it is now possible to connect to Channels.

pusher.addEventListener({
	connected: function(e) {
		//Successfully connected
	}
});
pusher.connect();

##Disconnecting

pusher.disconnect();

##Subscribing to Channels

Connect to a Channel, then specify an event listener to subscribe to as follows.

var channel = pusher.subscribeChannel('channelName');

channel.addEventListener('channelEvent', function(event) {
	//Received event
	Ti.API.debug(JSON.stringify(event));
	//Event data
	Ti.API.debug(JSON.stringify(event.data));
});

##Publishing Channel events

Once you are subscribed to a Channel, you can publish events as follows.

channel.sendEvent('channelEvent', '{"myName": "Bob"}');

##Debug logging

Logging is there for debug purposes. It is automatically disabled for security reasons.

pusher.enableLogging(true);

#Licence