[SOLVED] How to Manually use Realtime API

Hello, I'd like to subscribe to the realtime channel "documents" to get all change events. I am using this C# call:

await socket.ConnectAsync(new Uri("wss://[HOST]/v1/realtime?project=[PROJECT-ID]&channels[]=documents"), CancellationToken.None);

The connection is opened but I receive this error from the appwrite server:

{"type":"connected","data":{"channels":["documents"],"user":null}} {"type":"error","data":{"code":1003,"message":"Message format is not valid."}}

Can please someone tell me what am I missing? I used this rfc to figure out how to communicate with the websocket endpoint: https://github.com/appwrite/rfc/blob/main/014-realtime-api.md

TL;DR

User is attempting to use the Realtime API in a C# client application (WinForms). They are able to establish a connection but receive an error message from the server stating that the message format is not valid. They are requesting assistance in resolving this issue. Solution: The user should refer to the provided link for a code example in JavaScript that demonstrates how to manually use the Realtime API. They should also check if their authentication session can be used for the websocket connection.

Realtime with c#? What are you trying to do?

Also, maybe using the sdks as reference might be best. Are you able to read JavaScript? Or maybe dart?

I am using C# for a client application (WinForms). Unfortunatelly there is no C# Client SDK available. For the REST part I use the client sdk created by the swagger code generator. This works so far for me. Now I try to get events everytime a document has changed, done by other instances of the client application, so that I can update the view.

I see I see. So are you comfortable with reading JavaScript or dart?

How to Manually use Realtime API

Yes, reading JavaScript would be no Problem.

Currently I managed at least, that I receive events for documents with the access type "Any". As in the response after connect can be seen, user is set to null.