string| Index name | +| `collection` |
string| Collection name | +| `id` |
string| Document ID | +| `options` |
object| Query options | + +### Options + +Additional query options + +| Options | Type
boolean
string
boolean
number
{message.value}
-{message.text}
- ))} -{{ message.value }}
-localhost or with the host name where your Kuzzle server is running.
-:::
-
-Now you have to add the code that will access Kuzzle to create a new index `nyc-open-data` and a new collection `yellow-taxi`
-that you will use to store data later on. Make sure the code inside your `body` tag looks like the following:
-
-<<< ./snippets/prepare-db.html
-
-Now, let's take a look at what your script is doing:
-
-- creates an instance of the SDK,
-- connects it to Kuzzle running on `kuzzle` (change the hostname if needed) using WebSocket,
-- creates the `nyc-open-data` index,
-- creates the `yellow-taxi` collection (within the `nyc-open-data` index),
-- disconnects from Kuzzle after the collection is created,
-- displays an error whenever something goes wrong.
-
-Run this code by opening the `index.html` file in your favorite browser.
-The console should output the following message:
-
-```
-Successfully connected to Kuzzle
-nyc-open-data/yellow-taxi ready!
-```
-
-:::success
-Congratulations! You are now ready to say Hello to the World!
-:::
-
-:::info
-If you reload the page, you should see an error in the console. This is OK, since Kuzzle is just refusing to create
-the `nyc-open-data` index as it already exists.
-:::
-
-## Create your first "Hello World" document
-
-Create a `create.html` file with the same structure as `index.html` (see above).
-And, right like before, add some code to the `body` tag:
-
-<<< ./snippets/create.html
-
-This code does the following:
-
-- creates an instance of the SDK,
-- connects it to Kuzzle running on `kuzzle` (change the hostname if needed) using WebSocket,
-- creates a new document in the `yellow-taxi` collection, within the `nyc-open-data` index
-- logs a success message to the console if everything went fine
-- logs an error message if any of the previous actions fails
-- disconnects from Kuzzle after the document is created or if an error occurs
-
-Run this code by opening the `create.html` file in your favorite browser.
-The console should output the following message:
-
-```
-Successfully connected to Kuzzle
-New document successfully created!
-```
-
-:::success
-You have now successfully stored your first document into Kuzzle. Check our [Admin Console Guide](http://next-console.kuzzle.io) to see how to browse your collection and confirm that your document was saved.
-:::
-
-
-## Subscribe to realtime document notifications (pub/sub)
-
-Kuzzle provides pub/sub features that can be used to trigger real-time notifications based on the state of your data (for a deep-dive on notifications check out the [realtime notifications](/sdk/js/7/essentials/realtime-notifications) documentation).
-
-Let's get started. Create a `subscribe.html` file (same structure as above) with the following code in the `body` tag:
-
-<<< ./snippets/subscribe.html
-
-Run this code by opening the `subscribe.html` file in a new tab, leaving the previous one (showing `create.html`) open.
-The console should output the following message:
-
-```
-Successfully connected to Kuzzle
-Successfully subscribed to document notifications!
-```
-
-The code in the `subscribe.html` page is now running endlessly, waiting for notifications about documents matching its filters, specifically documents that have a `license` field equal to `'B'`.
-
-Now go back to the other tab and reload `create.html`.
-
-This creates a new document in Kuzzle which, in turn, triggers a [document notification](/core/2/api/payloads/notifications#document-notification) sent to the `subscribe.html` tab. Check the `subscribe.html` tab: a new message is printed everytime a document is created using the `create.html` code.
-
-```
-New driver Sirkis with id AWccRe3-DfukVhSzMdUo has B license.
-```
-
-:::success
-Congratulations! You have just set up your first pub/sub communication!
-:::
-
-## Where do we go from here?
-
-Now that you're more familiar with Kuzzle, dive even deeper to learn how to leverage its full capabilities:
-
-- discover what this SDK has to offer by browsing other sections of this documentation
-- learn how to use [Koncorde](/core/2/api/koncorde-filters-syntax) to create incredibly fine-grained and blazing-fast subscriptions
-- learn how to perform a [basic authentication](/sdk/js/7/controllers/auth/login)
-- follow our guide to learn how to [manage users, and how to set up fine-grained access control](/core/2/guides/main-concepts/permissions)
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-name: gettingstarted#browservanillacreate
-description: Create a document
-hooks:
- before: |
- curl -XPOST kuzzle:7512/nyc-open-data/_create
- curl -XPUT kuzzle:7512/nyc-open-data/yellow-taxi
- after:
-template: default
-expected: New document successfully created
-sdk: js
-version: 6
-runner: web
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-name: gettingstarted#browservanillaconnect
-description: Connect to Kuzzle
-hooks:
- before:
- after:
-template: default
-expected: Successfully connected to Kuzzle
-sdk: js
-version: 6
-runner: web
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-
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-name: gettingstarted#browservanillaprepare
-description: Prepare the database
-hooks:
- before: curl -X DELETE kuzzle:7512/nyc-open-data
- after:
-template: default
-expected: nyc-open-data/yellow-taxi ready
-sdk: js
-version: 6
-runner: web
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-
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-name: gettingstarted#browservanillasubscribe
-description: Subscribe to notifications
-hooks:
- before: |
- curl -XPOST kuzzle:7512/nyc-open-data/_create
- curl -XPUT kuzzle:7512/nyc-open-data/yellow-taxi
- after:
-template: default
-expected: Successfully subscribed to document notifications
-sdk: js
-version: 6
-runner: web
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----
-type: page
-code: false
-title: React Native
-description: Getting started with Kuzzle and React Native using Expo
-order: 400
----
-
-
-# Getting Started with Kuzzle and React Native
-
-This section deals with **Kuzzle V2** (+ **Javascript SDK 7**) and **React Native**. We will create **documents** in Kuzzle and subscribe to [document notifications](/sdk/js/7/essentials/realtime-notifications#document-messages) to develop a realtime chat.
-
-
-## Requirements
-
-- **Node.js** >= 12.0.0 ([install here](https://nodejs.org/en/download/))
-- **Running Kuzzle V2 Stack** ([instructions here](/core/2/guides/getting-started/run-kuzzle))
-- **Expo CLI** ([install here](https://docs.expo.io/get-started/installation))
-
-"[Expo](https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/) is a framework and a platform for universal React applications. It is a set of tools and services built around React Native and native platforms that help you develop, build, deploy, and quickly iterate on iOS, Android, and web apps from the same JavaScript/TypeScript codebase."
-
-:::info
-Note that this getting-started uses Expo for ease of use, the following React Native code is just as valid without Expo.
-:::
-
-## Prepare your environment
-
-Create your React Native app with Expo CLI.
-```bash
-expo init getting-started-kuzzle
-```
-You can use yarn to install dependencies if you want.
-Then choose a blank project, type 'Kuzzle' and type y.
-
-Install Kuzzle's Javascript SDK:
-```bash
-cd getting-started-kuzzle
-npm install kuzzle-sdk@7
-```
-
-Now, you can run your app and access it by different ways:
-
- - To test it on your smartphone, you'll need to download the
- expo application and scan the displayed qrCode after running this command:
- ```bash
- expo start
- ```
- - To test it in your browser, you can run the following command:
- ```bash
- expo start --web
- ```
-
-## Get the username
-First of all, we need to know the user's name.
-Let's start creating the following file _screens/Login/Login.js_ and add some imports.
-
-<<< ./snippets/Login.js.snippet:1[js]
-
-Then we must export our `Login` class with the render function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/Login.js.snippet:2[js]
-
-As you can see, this component has no state. It'll send the typed username
-to his parent component by a `onSubmitName` method passed as props.
-
-To finish, we can add some style properties to let our login page looks prettier.
-
-<<< ./snippets/Login.js.snippet:3[js]
-
-This parent component of _Login.js_ will be _App.js_ so let's work on it.
-
-You can delete all the code from the _App.js_ file, we will rewrite it.
-
-First, add the following imports:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:1[js]
-
-Then we need to do three changes:
- - First, we must export our *App* class:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:2[js]
-
- - Then we need to create our `onSubmitName` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:3[js]
-
- - Finally we will create our render function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:4[js]
-
-You can see that we will have to create a new component, `ChatClient`.
-That new component will contain the link to our Kuzzle backend so we need first declare our Kuzzle service.
-
-
-## Instantiating Kuzzle SDK and Adding logical part
-
-We have to connect the server so our client can interact with it.
-
-To do this, we have to create a _/services/kuzzle.js_ file to put our Kuzzle instance declaration:
-
-<<< ./snippets/kuzzle.js.snippet[js]
-
-Note that if you are running your application on your smartphone, you must be connected on the same network and you'll need to change the `localhost` in the previous snippet by your computer ip address.
-
-We can now create a _screens/Chat/ChatClient.js_ file to use our kuzzle service.
-
-Like in our previous components, we'll first need to add our imports:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:1[js]
-
-Then we will create our state that will contains our messages and call the function that will initialize our kuzzle by [establish the connection](/sdk/js/7/core-classes/kuzzle/connect) to kuzzle and create, if they don't [exist](/sdk/js/7/controllers/index/exists), the [index](/sdk/js/7/controllers/index/create) and [collection](/sdk/js/7/controllers/collection/create) of our chat.
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:2[js]
-
-You can see that we are calling two functions at the end:
-`fetchMessages()` and `subscribeMessages()`, let's write them.
-
-Create the following function to fetch the messages:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:6[js]
-
-The function `fetchMessage()` will [search](/sdk/js/7/controllers/document/search) for the first hundred newest messages and store them in our state, before subscribing to changes in the `messages` collection.
-
-Then, create the `subscribeMessages()` function.
-It will call the Kuzzle's realtime controller to allow us to [receive notifications](/sdk/js/7/controllers/realtime/subscribe) on message creations:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:7[js]
-
-You can see in the two function we just wrote a call to a `getMessage()` function when we are adding a new message to the state. This function will format our Kuzzle's notification/response.
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:5[js]
-
-Note: The first part of this function is optional and can be replaced by a set of the `display` variable to false.
-
-If you decided to add the optional part, you'll need to implement the `displayDate()` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:4[js]
-
-We will need a function to create a document in Kuzzle when an user send a message. Let's implement that function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:8[js]
-
-This simple method will [create](/sdk/js/7/controllers/document/create) a new message document in Kuzzle.
-
-As you can see we don't push the new message in our array on message creation.
-
-Indeed, we will receive notifications from Kuzzle each time we modify our message collection (even if it is a message creation on our part) that we will use to add the messages in our array.
-
-Since this component is used to do the connection to Kuzzle, it will render another one that will display the messages _screens/Chat/ChatView.js_.
-To finish, we just need to add the `render()` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatClient.js.snippet:9[js]
-
-As you can see, we are passing as props the fetched messages, the client username and the `handleSendMessage` function.
-
-## Display and Send messages
-
-In this part we'll work on another component, so we need to create the _screens/Chat/ChatView.js_ file.
-
-Then, just add the following imports:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatView.js.snippet:1[js]
-
-Now we need to create our `ChatView` class and create an `handleSendMessage` function that will call the props parent function `onHandleSendMessage`.
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatView.js.snippet:2[js]
-
-There is no logic in this component but we will need a function to display the messages of our list: `renderFlatListItem(item)`:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatView.js.snippet:9[js]
-
-The first view part in the this method is used to display the date only once for each message sent at the same date.
-Now, let's work on the render function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatView.js.snippet:5[js]
-
-In the previous snippet, you can see that we are using a `Flatlist` to display the messages passed as props from the `ChatClient` component and that we are calling our `renderFlatListItem` function to render the messages.
-
-Then just add the `TextInput` part with a call to our `handleSendMessage` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatView.js.snippet:6[js]
-
-And don't forget to close the opened tags:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatView.js.snippet:7[js]
-
-To finish, just add the style part to make it beautiful:
-
-<<< ./snippets/ChatView.js.snippet:8[js]
-
-You can now add new messages to Kuzzle and receive the creation notification to update your state and display the new messages.
-
-## Where do we go from here?
-
-Now that you're more familiar with Kuzzle, dive even deeper to learn how to leverage its full capabilities:
-
-- discover what this SDK has to offer by browsing other sections of this documentation
-- learn more about Kuzzle [realtime engine](/core/2/guides/main-concepts/realtime-engine)
-- follow our guide to learn how to [manage users, and how to set up fine-grained access control](/core/2/guides/main-concepts/permissions)
-- lean how to use Kuzzle [Admin Console](http://next-console.kuzzle.io) to manage your users and data
-- learn how to perform a [basic authentication](/sdk/js/7/controllers/auth/login)
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-../../.react-native/App.js
\ No newline at end of file
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-../../.react-native/screens/Chat/ChatClient.js
\ No newline at end of file
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--- a/doc/7/getting-started/react-native/snippets/ChatView.js.snippet
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-../../.react-native/screens/Chat/ChatView.js
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/doc/7/getting-started/react-native/snippets/Login.js.snippet b/doc/7/getting-started/react-native/snippets/Login.js.snippet
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--- a/doc/7/getting-started/react-native/snippets/Login.js.snippet
+++ /dev/null
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-../../.react-native/screens/Login/Login.js
\ No newline at end of file
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-../../.react-native/services/kuzzle.js
\ No newline at end of file
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----
-code: false
-type: branch
-title: React
-description: Get started with the Javascript SDK and React
-order: 300
----
\ No newline at end of file
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--- a/doc/7/getting-started/react/standalone/index.md
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----
-type: page
-code: false
-title: Standalone
-description: Getting started with Kuzzle and ReactJS
-order: 0
----
-
-# Getting Started with Kuzzle and ReactJS
-
-This tutorial will help you get started with **Kuzzle V2** (+ **Javascript SDK 7**) and **ReactJS**. We will create **documents** in Kuzzle and subscribe to
-[document notifications](/sdk/js/7/essentials/realtime-notifications#document-messages) to develop a realtime chat.
-
-## Requirements
-
-- **Node.js** >= 12.0.0 ([install here](https://nodejs.org/en/download/))
-- **Create React App** ([install here](https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app))
-- **Running Kuzzle V2 Stack** ([instructions here](/core/2/guides/getting-started/run-kuzzle))
-
-## Prepare your environment
-
-Create your React app and install all the dependencies from the command line using npm:
-```bash
-npx create-react-app kuzzle-playground
-```
-Install Kuzzle's Javascript SDK:
-```bash
-cd kuzzle-playground
-npm install kuzzle-sdk@7
-```
-
-We'll rewrite the *src/App.js* so you can remove everything inside.
-
-## Instantiating Kuzzle SDK
-
-We have to connect the server so that our client can interact with it.
-To achieve this, create a *src/services/kuzzle.js* file to put our kuzzle instance declaration:
-
-<<< ./snippets/kuzzle.js.snippet[js]
-
-You can now edit the *src/App.js* file to connect to Kuzzle. To do this, add the following imports at the top of the file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:1[js]
-
-Now, define the `App` class. The constructor must add a `message` property in the state (we'll use it to store the user input message) a `username` property, `messages` property (we’ll use it to store all messages) and a `validate` property (Value that will change the display):
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:2[js]
-
-Then we will establish the connection to kuzzle and create the index and collection of our chat if they don't exist. Once connection is established, we need to ensure our Kuzzle instance is properly initialized before we allow the user to interact with it. We implement this logic in the the following `valid()` method in the App Component:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:3[js]
-
-## Get the username
-
-First of all, we need to know the user's name, this function will return the input allowing the user to enter his or her name. Let's add this one.
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:4[js]
-
-As you can see we'll need the `handleInputChange()` function to save the `username` variable
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:5[js]
-
-## Display the messages
-
-Then, create the following functions to fetch and display the messages:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:6[js]
-
-The `fetchMessage()` function will [search](/sdk/js/7/controllers/document/search) for the first hundred newest messages and store them in our array. We called it in the `valid()` function we created above.
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:7[js]
-
-Now, add the following function outside the App component to display the messages:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:8[js]
-
-## Send messages
-
-We need to write a simple method that will [create](/sdk/js/7/controllers/document/create) a new message document in Kuzzle.
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:9[js]
-
-We will receive real-time notifications from Kuzzle each time a message is added to our message collection.
-We will use those notifications to append the messages to our application state.
-
-Now, we need to subscribe to the collection that contains our messages. So let's create our `subscribeMessages()` method. It will call Kuzzle's realtime controller to allow us to [receive notifications](/sdk/js/7/controllers/realtime/subscribe) on message creations:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:10[js]
-
-Add an input field bound to the message property, and a button which calls our `sendMessage()` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:11[js]
-
-Add the following CSS classes in the *src/App.css* file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.css.snippet[js]
-
-Finally, add the `render()` method of our App component:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:12[js]
-
-The entire file should look like this:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet[js]
-
-To launch this app, just type the following command:
-
-```bash
-npm start
-```
-
-You can now send new messages to Kuzzle and receive the notifications of messages creation to update your state and display the new messages.
-
-## Going further
-
-Now that you are more familiar with Kuzzle, dive even deeper to learn how to leverage its full capabilities:
-
-- Discover what this SDK has to offer by browsing other sections of this documentation
-- Learn more about Kuzzle [realtime engine](/core/2/guides/main-concepts/realtime-engine)
-- Lean how to use Kuzzle [Admin Console](http://next-console.kuzzle.io) to manage your users and data
-- Learn how to use [Koncorde](/core/2/api/koncorde-filters-syntax) to create incredibly fine-grained and blazing-fast subscriptions
-- Follow our guide to learn how to [manage users, and how to set up fine-grained access control](/core/2/guides/main-concepts/permissions)
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----
-type: page
-code: false
-title: React with Redux
-description: Getting started with Kuzzle and React with Redux
-order: 0
----
-
-
-# Getting Started with Kuzzle and React with Redux Saga
-
-This section deals with **Kuzzle V2** (+ **Javascript SDK 7**) and **React** (with **Redux** and **Redux Saga**). We will create **documents** in Kuzzle and subscribe to [document notifications](/sdk/js/7/essentials/realtime-notifications#document-messages) to develop a realtime chat.
-
-## Requirements
-
-- **Node.js** >= 8.0.0 ([install here](https://nodejs.org/en/download/))
-- **Create React App** ([install here](https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app))
-- **Running Kuzzle V2 Stack** ([instructions here](/core/2/guides/getting-started/run-kuzzle))
-
-## Prepare your environment
-
-Create your React app and install all the dependencies from the command line using yarn:
-
-```bash
-yarn create react-app kuzzle-playground
-cd kuzzle-playground
-yarn add kuzzle-sdk@7 redux redux-saga react-redux
-```
-
-We'll rewrite the _src/App.js_ so you can remove everything inside.
-
-## Instantiating Kuzzle SDK
-
-We have to connect the server so that our client can interact with it.
-
-To do this, we have to create _src/services/kuzzle.js_ file to put our kuzzle instance, a bit like a singleton:
-
-<<< ./snippets/kuzzle.js.snippet[js]
-
-You can now edit the _src/App.js_ file to connect to Kuzzle.
-To do this, import the kuzzle service file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:1[js]
-
-Add the following imports in the same time:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:5[js]
-
-Now, add the `app` class and add in the constructor a `message` property in the state (we'll use it to store the user input message) and a call to an `_initialize()` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:6[js]
-
-After that, create that function with the connection to Kuzzle:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:2[js]
-
-Then we will [establish the connection](/sdk/js/7/core-classes/kuzzle/connect) to kuzzle and create, if they don't [exist](/sdk/js/7/controllers/index/exists), the [index](/sdk/js/7/controllers/index/create) and [collection](/sdk/js/7/controllers/collection/create) for our chat.
-
-Add the following lines to the `_initialize` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:3[js]
-
-## Display the messages
-
-We'll need some properties and functions to manage our messages.
-
-We have to create our Redux store architecture (more details on [Redux documentation](https://redux.js.org/introduction/getting-started)), like this:
-
-
-```bash
-src
-└── state
- ├── actions.js
- ├── reducers.js
- └── sagas.js
-```
-
-
-Add the following actions to the _src/state/actions.js_ file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/actions.js.snippet[js]
-
-Then we'll edit the _src/state/reducers.js_ file:
-
-Add the `initialState`:
-
-<<< ./snippets/reducers.js.snippet:1[js]
-
-And the `reducersMap` with our `SET_MESSAGE` action:
-
-<<< ./snippets/reducers.js.snippet:2[js]
-
-Finally, export it:
-
-<<< ./snippets/reducers.js.snippet:3[js]
-
-The entire file should look like this:
-
-<<< ./snippets/reducers.js.snippet[js]
-
-Now that our store is ready, we'll fetch the existing messages in Kuzzle and add them to our store.
-Add the following lines to the `_initialize()` function of the `app` class in the _src/App.js_ file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:7[js]
-
-Then, add the following constants in the `render()` function of the `app` class:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:11[js]
-
-And the loop in the return of the `render()` function to display the messages stored:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:13[html]
-
-
-We can now display the messages stored in Kuzzle. In the next part, we'll see how to create new messages.
-
-## Send messages
-
-We need to write a simple method that will [create](/sdk/js/7/controllers/document/create) a new message document in Kuzzle.
-Add the following function in your `app` class in the_src/App.js_ file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:10[js]
-
-Then, we need to create the `sendMessage()` Redux action we just called.
-_src/state/sagas.js_ contains a generator function where we will put our sagas function. (more details on [Redux-saga documentation](https://redux-saga.js.org/)):
-
-Let's add it in the _src/state/sagas.js_ file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/sagas.js.snippet[js]
-
-As you can see we don't push the new message in our state on message creation.
-Now, we need to subscribe to changes made on the collection containing our messages.
-So let's create our `_subscribeToNewMessages()` function in the `app` class in _src/App.js_ file. It will call Kuzzle's realtime controller to allow us to [receive notifications](/sdk/js/7/controllers/realtime/subscribe) on message creations:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:8[js]
-
-Then, just add an input field bound to the `message` property, and a button calling our `sendMessage()` function:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:12[html]
-
-We need to update our `message` state property when this input changes. To do that, the `onChange` event is bound to an `handleChange()` method.
-Let's create in the `app` class:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:9[js]
-
-To finish, just add the export to the _src/App.js_ file:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet:15[js]
-
-The entire file should look like this:
-
-<<< ./snippets/App.js.snippet[js]
-
-To launch this app, just type the following command:
-
-```bash
-yarn start
-```
-
-You can now add new messages to Kuzzle and receive the notification of the creation to update your state and display the new messages.
-
-## Going further
-
-Now that you're more familiar with Kuzzle with React, you can:
-
-- discover what this SDK has to offer by browsing other sections of this documentation
-- learn how to use [Koncorde](/core/2/api/koncorde-filters-syntax) to create incredibly fine-grained and blazing-fast subscriptions
-- learn more about Kuzzle [realtime engine](/core/2/guides/main-concepts/realtime-engine)
-- follow our guide to learn how to [manage users, and how to set up fine-grained access control](/core/2/guides/main-concepts/permissions)
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-code: false
-type: branch
-title: VueJS
-description: Get started with the Javascript SDK and VueJS
-order: 300
----
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-type: page
-code: false
-title: Standalone
-description: Getting started with Kuzzle and VueJS
-order: 0
----
-
-
-# Getting Started with Kuzzle and VueJS
-
-This section deals with **Kuzzle V2** (+ **Javascript SDK 7**) and **VueJS**. We will create **documents** in Kuzzle and subscribe to [document notifications](/sdk/js/7/essentials/realtime-notifications#document-messages) to develop a realtime chat.
-
-
-## Requirements
-
-- **Node.js** >= 8.0.0 ([install here](https://nodejs.org/en/download/))
-- **Vue CLI** ([install here](https://cli.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html))
-- **Running Kuzzle V2 Stack** ([instructions here](/core/2/guides/getting-started/run-kuzzle))
-
-## Prepare your environment
-
-Create your VueJS app with Vue CLI. You'll need to select manually the features,
-just add Babel, Linter and select the default options for the other features.
-```bash
-vue create kuzzle-playground
-```
-
-Install Kuzzle's Javascript SDK:
-```bash
-cd kuzzle-playground
-npm install kuzzle-sdk@7
-```
-
-In the _App.vue_ file, you should remove the tag, the import and the component registration of the `HelloWorld` component, we won't use it.
-
-## Instantiating Kuzzle SDK
-
-We have to connect the server so that our client can interact with it.
-
-To do this, we have to create a _src/services/kuzzle.js_ file to put our kuzzle instance declaration:
-
-<<< ./snippets/kuzzle.js.snippet[js]
-
-We need to import our Kuzzle SDK instance, so just add the following line in your `