How to connect to Realtime server about realtime-dart

[w3b6x9]

@SamuraiHub did you spin up a Supabase project or are you self-hosting?

If you have a Supabase project, the SUPABASE_API_ENDPOINT should look something like abcdabcdabcdabcdabcd.supabase.co where abcdabcdabcdabcdabcd is your Supabase project ref.

[SamuraiHub]

Thanks for replying. I actually created a Supabase project. is the Supabase project ref found in the settings? I will look for it and if I found it I will replace it and see if it will work or not.

[w3b6x9]

@SamuraiHub yes, go to your project settings and it should be under API

[SamuraiHub]

Yes it is now working but now, But the channel is not subscribed as I do not see the print statement.

you know a reason for this? Thanks.

[w3b6x9]

@SamuraiHub can you try channel.subscribe().receive('error', (reasons) => print(reasons)); and see if any errors are printed?

[SamuraiHub]

The Socket is connected but the channel.subscribe() does not seem to do anything. I tried what you stated but also see nothing printed. I only see these kind of messages printed:

flutter: push phoenix ChannelEvents.heartbeat (1) {}
flutter: receive error phoenix phx_reply (1) {response: {reason: unmatched topic}, status: error}
flutter: MESSAGE {event: phx_reply, payload: {response: {reason: unmatched topic}, status: error}, ref: 1, topic: phoenix}
flutter: push phoenix ChannelEvents.heartbeat (2) {}
flutter: receive error phoenix phx_reply (2) {response: {reason: unmatched topic}, status: error}
flutter: MESSAGE {event: phx_reply, payload: {response: {reason: unmatched topic}, status: error}, ref: 2, topic: phoenix}

Thanks.

[phamhieu]

Hi @SamuraiHub, thanks for reporting the bug.
It's fixed already. Can you try again and let me know if you are still facing the issue.

[SamuraiHub]

Well, I am now getting:

flutter: push phoenix ChannelEvents.heartbeat (1) {}
flutter: receive ok phoenix phx_reply (1) {response: {}, status: ok}
flutter: MESSAGE {event: phx_reply, payload: {response: {}, status: ok}, ref: 1, topic: phoenix}

Which seems ok but it is sill not subscribing. this channel.subscribe().receive('ok', (_) => print('SUBSCRIBED')); does not print Subscribed nor this channel.subscribe().receive('error', (reasons) => print(reasons) prints reasons. I am howerver using something else. Thanks.