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Django Backend Snippet

A Django backend example showing how to call PulseGrid securely using project keys.

Python

Overview

Django backends are a strong fit for PulseGrid because they can keep the project secret key safely on the server.

Setup

Store: - PULSEGRID_BASE_URL - PULSEGRID_PUBLIC_KEY - PULSEGRID_SECRET_KEY - PULSEGRID_PROJECT_ID in your Django environment or settings.

Code example

Django Backend Snippet 
from pulsegrid import create_pulsegrid

pulsegrid = create_pulsegrid(
    base_url="https://www.altrancconnect.com",
    public_key="pk_your_public_key",
    secret_key="sk_your_secret_key",
    project_id="your_project_uuid",
)

token = pulsegrid.tokens.create(
    identifier_id="user_123",
    identifier_label="Kwandile",
    allowed_channels=["demo-channel"],
)

pulsegrid.channel("demo-channel").publish(
    "Hello from Django backend",
    identifier_id="django_server",
    identifier_label="Django Server",
)

Notes

This is one of the cleanest ways to integrate PulseGrid in a production backend.