# Path: deepstreampy/client.py
# @gen.coroutine
# def connect(url, **options):
#     """Establish a connection to a deepstream.io server.
# 
#     Args:
#         url (string): URL to connect to
#         **options: The options for the client
# 
#     Returns:
#         tornado.concurrent.Future: A future that resolves with an instance of
#             ``deepstreampy.client.Client`` when a connection is established. If
#             the client is unable to connect, the future will have the
#             appropriate exception set.
#     """
#     client = Client(url, **options)
#     yield client.connect()
#     raise gen.Return(client)
# 
# Path: deepstreampy/presence.py
# class PresenceHandler(object):
#     def __init__(self, connection, client, **options):
#     def get_all(self):
#     def get(self, users):
#     def subscribe(self, callback, users=None):
#     def unsubscribe(self, callback, users=None):
#     def handle(self, message):
#     def _parse_query_response(self, response):
#     def _resubscribe(self):


from deepstreampy import connect
from deepstreampy import presence
from tornado import gen
from tornado import ioloop
import signal
An example showing how to check who is logged into the deepstream.io server and
listen for changes.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function, with_statement
from __future__ import unicode_literals





def listener(name, logged_in):
    if logged_in:
        print("{} logged in".format(name))
    else:
        print("{} logged out".format(name))

@gen.coroutine
def run():
    # We need (at least) two clients to demonstrate how presence works
    # Let's start with the first one
    client_A = yield connect("ws://localhost:6020/deepstream")
    yield client_A.login({"username": "A"})

    # Check who is currently logged in, expecting no one
    all_A = yield client_A.presence.get_all()
    print("Who does client A see? : {}".format(all_A))
    # Output: []

    # Subscribe to presence events, so we get notified every time someone logs
    # in or out of the server

# Path: deepstreampy/client.py
# @gen.coroutine
# def connect(url, **options):
#     """Establish a connection to a deepstream.io server.
# 
#     Args:
#         url (string): URL to connect to
#         **options: The options for the client
# 
#     Returns:
#         tornado.concurrent.Future: A future that resolves with an instance of
#             ``deepstreampy.client.Client`` when a connection is established. If
#             the client is unable to connect, the future will have the
#             appropriate exception set.
#     """
#     client = Client(url, **options)
#     yield client.connect()
#     raise gen.Return(client)
# 
# Path: deepstreampy/presence.py
# class PresenceHandler(object):
#     def __init__(self, connection, client, **options):
#     def get_all(self):
#     def get(self, users):
#     def subscribe(self, callback, users=None):
#     def unsubscribe(self, callback, users=None):
#     def handle(self, message):
#     def _parse_query_response(self, response):
#     def _resubscribe(self):


# Path: examples/presence_example.py
from deepstreampy import connect
from deepstreampy import presence
from tornado import gen
from tornado import ioloop
import signal

An example showing how to check who is logged into the deepstream.io server and
listen for changes.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function, with_statement
from __future__ import unicode_literals





def listener(name, logged_in):
    if logged_in:
        print("{} logged in".format(name))
    else:
        print("{} logged out".format(name))

@gen.coroutine
def run():
    # We need (at least) two clients to demonstrate how presence works
    # Let's start with the first one
    client_A = yield connect("ws://localhost:6020/deepstream")
    yield client_A.login({"username": "A"})

    # Check who is currently logged in, expecting no one
    all_A = yield client_A.presence.get_all()
    print("Who does client A see? : {}".format(all_A))
    # Output: []

    # Subscribe to presence events, so we get notified every time someone logs
    # in or out of the server

    client_A.presence.subscribe(listener)