```export const CommentSubscription = subscription...
# orm-helpr
Rushi Arumalla
05/01/2020, 3:23 AM Copy code
export const CommentSubscription = subscriptionField('newComment', {
type: 'Comment',
description: 'New Comment Subscription',
args: { recipeId: intArg({ required: true }) },
subscribe: withFilter(
(parent, args, { pubsub }, info) => pubsub.asyncIterator('newComment'),
async (payload, variables) => {
return payload.newComment.recipeId === variables.recipeId
}),
resolve: payload => payload.newComment
})a
Alex Vilchis
05/01/2020, 3:43 AMI was very much in you situation
Alex Vilchis
05/01/2020, 3:44 AMDo you have an authentication middleware that tries to access the headers from the express req?
Alex Vilchis
05/01/2020, 3:44 AMWith websockets, there are no headers, so you have to validate that it exists
Alex Vilchis
05/01/2020, 3:45 AMAn example from my project:
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async function authenticate(ctx) {
const { req, connection } = ctx;
// For WS
if (connection) {
return connection.context;
}
const Authorization = req.get('Authorization');
if (Authorization) {
const token = Authorization.replace('Bearer ', '');
return getUser(token);
}
}r
Rushi Arumalla
05/01/2020, 5:15 AMThanks Alex, I am not using any middleware currently, I'll have to look into that.
r
Ryan
05/01/2020, 8:55 AMHey @Rushi Arumalla 👋
Is it possible for you to share any code-snippet of that file so that I can replicate it from my end?
Also what library have you used for subscriptions?
r
Rushi Arumalla
05/01/2020, 3:17 PM@Alex Vilchis Finally got it working, thank you, I had to configure my onConnect correctly to have the same context , thank you again
Rushi Arumalla
05/01/2020, 3:22 PM@Ryan Thanks for reaching out, it was an error on my end, not giving my subscription the proper context
a
Alex Vilchis
05/01/2020, 3:47 PMThat’s great to hear. Now I am struggling with SSL for the production environment 🙃
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