Previously subscriptions over HTTP were handled through SSE.
This commits adds a callback so the user can choose to handle it
differently. It's modelled after how graphl-ruby
does it.
I think this gives the flexibility to the user to implement
their own subscription broker implementation. It gives access to the
http request to be changed in a way the user sees fit.
There's still some work to be done on the Absinthe side for a user,
though this can be done in userland by replacing some phases.
Previously subscriptions over HTTP were handled through SSE. This commits adds a callback so the user can choose to handle it differently. It's modelled after how graphl-ruby does it.
I think this gives the flexibility to the user to implement their own subscription broker implementation. It gives access to the http request to be changed in a way the user sees fit. There's still some work to be done on the Absinthe side for a user, though this can be done in userland by replacing some phases.
absinthe_phoenixcould use a similar callback.See https://github.com/absinthe-graphql/absinthe_plug/pull/217 for previous work.