问题
Curious what the best practice is for using ActionCable with Turbolinks, when you want to tie a channel with the page being viewed.
The classic example, of course, if you had an article with comments -- how can you stream only those comments related to the article in view and then subscribe to a different channel when viewing a different article?
I've played around with using turbolinks:loaded
event on JQuery, but cant figure out what to link that to. Do I want to resubcribe every time? How is that possible without reloading the JS?
回答1:
I managed that by doing something like this:
(Live streaming task output)
$(document).on 'turbolinks:load', -> # use page:change if your on turbolinks < 5
if document.getElementById("task-output") # if a specific field is found
App.task = App.cable.subscriptions.create { channel: "TaskChannel", task_id: task_id },
received: (data) ->
# do something with your data
else if App.task # if I'm not on the page where I want to be connected, unsubscribe and set it to null
App.task.unsubscribe()
App.task = null
回答2:
Another approach would be to
- Move your channel js to a separate directory.
- Add your specific channel js to rails asset pipeline.
- Edit your application layout and add a content placeholder.
- On your specific page, provide content for the aforementioned placeholder and include your specific channel js.
On our blog you will find a more detailed post on how to enable action cable on specific pages.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36438323/page-specific-actioncable