Realtime User Action

Finally, I would like to introduce the most flexible and useful function useRealtimeUserAction.

export default () => {        function callback(actionId: string, value: string){        console.log({actionId, value})    }
    const { pushUserAction } = useRealtimeUserAction(callback)
    const onClick = (buttonNumber: number) => {        pushUserAction("actionId=" + buttonNumber, "value=" + buttonNumber)    }
    return (        <div>            <button onClick={() => onClick(1)}>1</button>            <button onClick={() => onClick(2)}>2</button>            <button onClick={() => onClick(3)}>3</button>        </div>    )}

User action monitoring is started by passing the callback function to the argument of useRealtimeUserAction and executing it. By executing the return value pushUserAction each time the button is pressed, an event is issued and the callback function is executed. Therefore, you can see that the number of the pressed button in console logs.