Struct StubRouter 

pub struct StubRouter {
    settings: StubSettings,
    server_settings: StubServerSettings,
    clients: HashMap<String, StubClient>,
}

##Stub router

This will create a testing router who’s behavior is determined by the messages that it handles. This router can be used for local development and testing. The Stub router can be controlled by specifying the action in the app_id of the subscription URL. The success app_id is always defined.

for example, using a subscription registration URL of /v1/stub/success/registration with the request body of "{\"token\":\"success\", \"key\":"..."}" will return a successful registration endpoint that uses the provided VAPID key. Calling that endpoint with a VAPID signed request will succeed.

Likewise, using a subscription registration URL of /v1/stub/error/registration with the request body of "{\"token\":\"General Error\", \"key\":"..."}" will return that error when the subscription endpoint is called.

Fields

settings: StubSettings

server_settings: StubServerSettings

clients: HashMap<String, StubClient>

A map from application ID to an authenticated FCM client

Implementations

impl StubRouter

pub fn new(settings: StubSettings) -> Result<Self, StubError>

Create a new StubRouter

fn create_clients( server_settings: &StubServerSettings, ) -> HashMap<String, StubClient>

Create Test clients for each application. Tests can specify which client to use by designating the value in the app_id of the subscription URL. While the success client is always defined, the error client can take on different error results based on the server configuration. See StubServerSettings for details.

Trait Implementations

impl Router for StubRouter

fn register( &self, router_data_input: &RouterDataInput, app_id: &str, ) -> Result<HashMap<String, Value>, RouterError>

Validate that the user can use this router, and return data to be stored in the user’s router_data field.

fn route_notification<'life0, 'async_trait>( &'life0 self, notification: Notification, ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<RouterResponse, ApiError>> + 'async_trait>>

where Self: 'async_trait, 'life0: 'async_trait,

Route a notification to the user