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Would you be interested in additional methods to parse the information that comes in when the receive method is run?
I imagine https://github.com/isamert/scli must be doing some of this work, and maybe many other projects are which i am ignorant of. Would be great to build on another library and maybe in that case it would not be methods in php-signal here.
If we do have to do it all ourselves here in php-signal, these are examples of some of the types of results from the receive method we may want to parse.
Parsing the results of receive
What follows are some examples of responses to receive which we may want to understand programmatically so as to be able to respond or process automatically.
Checking if a message was received
(Received, by device not server i think, but definitely "received" not "read".)
Envelope from: “Agaric” +15082833557 (device: 2)
Timestamp: 1650860993173 (2022-04-25T04:29:53.173Z)
Server timestamps: received: 1650860993232 (2022-04-25T04:29:53.232Z) delivered: 1650861007214 (2022-04-25T04:30:07.214Z)
Sent by unidentified/sealed sender
Received a receipt message
When: 1650860993173 (2022-04-25T04:29:53.173Z)
Is delivery receipt
Timestamps:
- 1650860991942 (2022-04-25T04:29:51.942Z)
Would you be interested in additional methods to parse the information that comes in when the
receive
method is run?I imagine https://github.com/isamert/scli must be doing some of this work, and maybe many other projects are which i am ignorant of. Would be great to build on another library and maybe in that case it would not be methods in php-signal here.
If we do have to do it all ourselves here in php-signal, these are examples of some of the types of results from the
receive
method we may want to parse.Parsing the results of
receive
What follows are some examples of responses to
receive
which we may want to understand programmatically so as to be able to respond or process automatically.Checking if a message was received
(Received, by device not server i think, but definitely "received" not "read".)
Acknowledging a reaction
Receiving messages
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