These examples are intended to give an overview on different approaches for having a single publisher in a channel.
The most basic usage of Streams. Author generates a public channel that anyone can read from once they
have the Announce message link.
A private branch with predefined user access. Subscribers are required to properly subscribe to be granted
access to the messages published by the Author.
A public index retrievable channel. Author generates a public channel that anyone can read from once they
have the Announce message link. Subscribers can retrieve messages using an anchor message link and message
number.
A private index retrievable channel with predefined user access. Subscribers are required to properly subscribe
to be granted access to the messages published by the Author. Once approved, Subscribers can retrieve messages
using an anchor message link and message number.
A more complex implementation showing a mix of private and public access in a Multi Branch channel. Three
branches are generated with different message chains and access restrictions. Subscribers are defined:
- Subscriber A: Traditionally subscribed and granted access to branch A (can also read public branch C)
- Subscriber B: Able to read from branch B through use of a
Pre Shared Key(can also read public branch C) - Subscriber C: Not properly subscribed at all and only able to read from public branch C