How to use the backendless-rt-client.ScopeConnector function in backendless-rt-client
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import BackendlessRTClient from 'backendless-rt-client'
import Utils from './utils'
import LocalVars from './local-vars'
import { getCurrentUserToken } from './users/current-user'
let rtClient = null
const rtClientId = Utils.uuid()
export const RTListeners = BackendlessRTClient.Listeners
export const RTScopeConnector = BackendlessRTClient.ScopeConnector
export const RTClient = {
get subscriptions() {
return rtClient.subscriptions
},
get methods() {
return rtClient.methods
}
}
export const checkUsesInBusinessLogic = target => {
if (LocalVars.ServerCode) {
// temporarily disable this limitation
// throw new Error(`"${target}" is not supported inside Business Logic.`)backendless-rt-client
Backendless RT Client for connect to Backendless RT Server
