
okari5678
Programming Phoenix LiveView:
socket is being accessed in the function body, hence the need to include it in the function head.
Current:
def maybe_track_user(
-
product,*
-
%{assigns: %{live_action: :show, user_token: user_token}}*
-
) do*
-
if connected?(socket) do*
-
user = Accounts.get_user_by_session_token(user_token)*
-
# do tracking here!*
- end*
Expected:
def maybe_track_user(
-
product,*
-
%{assigns: %{live_action: :show, user_token: user_token}} **= socket***
-
) do*
-
if connected?(socket) do*
-
user = Accounts.get_user_by_session_token(user_token)*
-
# do tracking here!*
end
Title: Programming Phoenix LiveView: B3.0: Include “=socket” in function header (page 255)
Example: Programming Flutter - ‘pub get’ command not working (page 15)
Please also add the book’s tag if it has not already present, thanks!
Marked As Solved

SophieDeBenedetto
Author of Programming Phoenix LiveView
Hi! Thanks for submitting your question. It does in fact look like there is a mistake in that code! The correct case
statement should read like this:
case Presence.get_by_key("user_activity", product.name) do
[] ->
Presence.track(
pid,
"user_activity",
product.name, %{users: [%{email: user.email}]}
)
%{metas: [%{users: active_users_for_product}]} ->
Presence.update(pid, "user_activity", product.name, %{
users: [active_users_for_product | %{email: user.email}]
})
end
You’ll find that updated in the next Beta release. In the meantime, you can copy in the correction from this comment.
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