well, how I see it:
- a user can subscribe to any amount of groups during the lifecycle of his
JWT
- how can I get a list these groups in the first place? so to be able to
"send a message to an appropriate group"?
I thought there's a way to decode JWT, get user ID from it and then somehow:
channels = get_channel_layer():
for ws in channels.get_connections_for_user(user_id):
ws.close()
but i couldn't find a way
On Monday, 6 April 2020 14:36:46 UTC+4, Roger Gammans wrote:
>
> Don't you just have to send a message to an appropriate group which
> contains just that users/sessions connections/consumers and in the message
> handler on the consumer call 'self.close()' and remove the consumer from
> any subscriptions.
>
> If I understand the docs, in the disconnect method is still called so can
> do it there, and should be anyway. (Although it doesn't hurt to do it twice
> group_discard() is defined a s NOOP if the consumer's unique channel isn't
> in the group)
>
> Or have I missed something,?
>
>
>
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