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Laravel Client - Build Activity Feeds & Streams with GetStream.io
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codekiln
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Oct 15, 2019
I noticed that the recently added prop types for MessageInputLarge specify that numberOfUploads should be an object.
Farther down in that file, renderUploads calls this prop as so:
<ImageDropzone
accept={this.props.acceptedFiles}
multiple={this.props.multipleUploads}
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tbarbugli
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Sep 13, 2018
Right now when you provide an invalid to target (eg. "xyz" instead of "user:xyz") the client raises "Index was outside the bounds of the array" error.
We should validate to targets against a regex and throw a nicer error message.
A sample app built with the Create-React-App CLI
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Doctrine ORM Entity Integration - Build Activity Feeds & Streams with GetStream.io
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GitHub for online publications to encourage community engagement and content quality
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Custom implementation of Stream Io within Kotlin MVVM
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An example app built using getstream.io and Doctrine ORM integration
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Build newsfeeds and activity feeds with Zend Framework using getstream.io
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right now serializing enriched data is very complex and requires lot of knowledge of how DRF works (and probably some smart tricks to support nested data / dynamic model serialization).
We should write a basic serializer class to make this easier and write a few example for aggregated/notification and simple activity serialization.
eg.