const stream = require('getstream');
//newsfeed stream
const client = stream.connect( null, );
var user1 = client.feed('user', 'user1');
// Add activity; message is a custom field - tip: you can add unlimited custom fields!
user1.addActivity({
actor: 'user1',
verb: 'add',
object: 'picture:10',
foreign_id: 'picture:10',
"time": now.toISOString(),
});
// jack's 'timeline' feed follows chris' 'user' feed:
var jack = client.feed('timeline', 'jack');
jack.follow('user', 'user1');
// Read 'timeline' for jack - the post by chris will show up:
jack.get({ limit: 10 }).then(function(results) {
var activityData = results;
// Read the next page, using id filtering for optimal performance:
jack.get({ limit: 10, id_lte: activityData[activityData.length-1].id }).then(function(results) {
var nextActivityData = results;
});
});
// Remove activity by referencing foreign_id:
user1.removeActivity({ foreign_id: 'picture:10' });
In this example I'm in using the code provide to me to create a newsfeed with getstream.io. I have not done anything like this before, so I don't know where to start.
We have a Node-specific "Pinterest" example app you can use to get started, https://github.com/GetStream/Stream-Example-Nodejs
I also recommend you check out our blog post on tips to make a news feed that's really engaging, https://getstream.io/blog/13-tips-for-a-highly-engaging-news-feed/