Subscribing to event feeds

Listing available feeds
As soon as there exists an event for an aggregate type a feed is created. We can see that a feed for our orderaggregate type is created by listing all available feeds:
cURL
curl -i \
  --header "Serialized-Access-Key: <YOUR_ACCESS_KEY>" \
  --header "Serialized-Secret-Access-Key: <YOUR_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY>" \
  https://api.serialized.io/feeds
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
Vary: Accept-Encoding
Content-Length: 19
​
{
  "feeds": [ {
    "aggregateType": "order",
    "aggregateCount": 1,
    "batchCount": 2,
    "eventCount": 2
  }
}
Polling order feed for updates
Let’s take a look at our order feed and list all events for all orders
cURL
curl -i \
  --header "Serialized-Access-Key: <YOUR_ACCESS_KEY>" \
  --header "Serialized-Secret-Access-Key: <YOUR_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY>" \
  https://api.serialized.io/feeds/order
The response below shows us all events (only two for now), grouped in batches (remember that it’s possible to save more than one event at a time). Each batch has a unique ever-increasing sequence number you can use for tracking which events you have processed. See our sample code for an example of how to poll a feed periodically.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2017 14:03:55 GMT
Content-Type: application/json
Vary: Accept-Encoding
Content-Length: 484
​
{  
   "entries":[  
      {  
         "sequenceNumber":1,
         "aggregateId":"723ecfce-14e9-4889-98d5-a3d0ad54912f",
         "timestamp":1504023145574,
         "events":[  
            {  
               "eventId":"127b80b5-4a05-4774-b870-1c9a2e2a27a3",
               "eventType":"OrderPlacedEvent",
               "data":{  
                  "customerId":"some-test-id-1",
                  "orderAmount":12345
               }
            }
         ]
      },
      {  
         "sequenceNumber":2,
         "aggregateId":"723ecfce-14e9-4889-98d5-a3d0ad54912f",
         "timestamp":1504023255370,
         "events":[  
            {  
               "eventId":"c8b90e06-f3c0-46aa-93a6-c0b281ef3ac5",
               "eventType":"OrderPaidEvent"
            }
         ]
      }
   ],
   "hasMore":false
}
The query parameter since can be appended to the URL to reduce the feed to only include “new” events.
https://api.serialized.io/feeds/order?since=123
The field hasMore in the feed response indicates whether the returned result got limited (because of size) or not. If it’s set to true you could immediately send a new poll request, with an updated since field, to keep on consuming events.
Reacting to events
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