AsyncAPI channel · Chargetrip · Chargetrip Route Updates (GraphQL Subscriptions over WebSocket)

routeUpdatedById

GraphQL subscription channel that streams route status and route details for a given route `id`. The client sends a `subscribe` message carrying the `routeUpdatedById($id: ID!)` operation; the server streams `next` messages whose payload is a GraphQL result with `status` and (once available) the `route` object. The client stops listening when `status` is `done`.

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Provider: Chargetrip AsyncAPI: v2.6.0 Spec: Chargetrip Route Updates (GraphQL Subscriptions over WebSocket) Operations: 2 Messages: 2

Channel address

routeUpdatedById

Operations

publish
subscribeToRouteUpdates
Open the route-update subscription for a route id.
routeUpdatedById
Receive real-time route status and details for a route id.

Messages

SubscribeRequest
graphql-transport-ws subscribe frame opening the route subscription.
Content-Type: application/json
RouteUpdate
A graphql-transport-ws `next` frame carrying a route execution result.
Content-Type: application/json

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