How can I consume external streams in django

[burakakca]

Hi, I have Rails turbo streams and I want to subscribe from my django project. I Try to create a consumer for that but i didn't succeed. Is there a way to do that? Or I just need to use asyncio websocket client for that?

urlpatterns = [ path("cable", ActionCableConsumer.as_asgi()), path("external",CustomActionCableConsumer.as_asgi()) ]

[michael-yin]

@burakakca

If you want to use Hotwire Turbo Stream and Websocket to do real-time update.

Please check more details on this link https://django-turbo-helper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/real-time-updates.html

In your code, path("external",CustomActionCableConsumer.as_asgi()) seems not needed.

Thx.

[burakakca]

In this doc, If i didn't miss something there two way one of them sse like below, other is actioncable right?

<turbo-stream-source src="http://127.0.0.1:3000/products/stream">
</turbo-stream-source>

But I'm trying to do this with actioncable.

Also I got another problem for {% load turbo_helper %} jinja2 problem do you have idea to fix that?

[michael-yin]

@burakakca

The turbo_stream_from from django-turbo-helper would help generate turbo-stream-source element.

It has custom sign value, so the server side should use from turbo_helper.channels.streams_channel import TurboStreamCableChannel, or the Websocket request would not be processed. (This is for security reason)

As for jinja2 support, I might add the support in the future but now I have other things to do first.

If you do have this requirement, I suggest you to check how Wagtail do this with extension: https://docs.wagtail.org/en/stable/reference/jinja2.html

Thx.