Register a dfuse Stream with the remote endpoint and receives message back from
the stream via the onMessage parameter.
By calling this method, the socket will connect to remote endpoint if it's not already the case. As soon as the method is called, the specific dfuse Stream listening message is send to remote endpoint.
On success, you will receive a Stream interface that you can use to interact with the stream (mark progeess, restart, close).
On error, the promise will reject with the actual error thrown.
The specific OutboundMessage used to register the stream with the dfuse remote endpoint.
The callback that is invoked for each InboundMessage received bound to this stream.
Release any resources hold by this StreamClient instance. Must be tolerant to being called multiple times.
Once called, the instance is assumed unsuable and should never be invoked anymore.
Update the API token that should be used to communicate with the dfuse Stream API. This token is assumed to be fresh and valid.
The new API token to use from now on.
Unregister the stream represented by this stream's id.
This will send the unlisten message to the remote endpoint effectively
stopping the dfuse Stream as well as the flow of message.
All stream should be unregistered when not required anymore to clean up resources and ensure no more extra bandwidth are required.
The stream's id that should be unregister from the stream client.
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The stream client is an interface used to interact with dfuse Stream API.
The stream client interface shall be responsible of managing the registration unregistration of the dfuse Stream as well as managing the full lifecycle of a dfuse Stream currently active.
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