Valens-AIO/types/callbacks/NotifierCallbacks.d.ts

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import { NotifierController } from "../controllers/NotifierController";
import { HttpServerHelper } from "../helpers/HttpServerHelper";
import { IEmptyRequestData } from "../models/eft/common/IEmptyRequestData";
import { IGetBodyResponseData } from "../models/eft/httpResponse/IGetBodyResponseData";
import { INotifierChannel } from "../models/eft/notifier/INotifier";
import { ISelectProfileRequestData } from "../models/eft/notifier/ISelectProfileRequestData";
import { HttpResponseUtil } from "../utils/HttpResponseUtil";
export declare class NotifierCallbacks {
protected httpServerHelper: HttpServerHelper;
protected httpResponse: HttpResponseUtil;
protected notifierController: NotifierController;
constructor(httpServerHelper: HttpServerHelper, httpResponse: HttpResponseUtil, notifierController: NotifierController);
/**
* If we don't have anything to send, it's ok to not send anything back
* because notification requests can be long-polling. In fact, we SHOULD wait
* until we actually have something to send because otherwise we'd spam the client
* and the client would abort the connection due to spam.
*/
sendNotification(sessionID: string, req: any, resp: any, data: any): void;
getNotifier(url: string, info: any, sessionID: string): IGetBodyResponseData<any[]>;
createNotifierChannel(url: string, info: IEmptyRequestData, sessionID: string): IGetBodyResponseData<INotifierChannel>;
selectProfile(url: string, info: ISelectProfileRequestData, sessionID: string): IGetBodyResponseData<any>;
notify(url: string, info: any, sessionID: string): string;
}