ListStreams guidance

[wooderz]

I've been looking in the docs and can't find reference to the ListStreams method. Am hoping to find guidance on the correct way to use it, I'm assuming a while loop to the Next() method was the intention?

Thanks!

[thefringeninja]

Yes, that's it. You can stop when the StreamIds array is empty.

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[wooderz]

Perfect thanks!

I'm looking for a way to be able to track my observers. How I've currently done it is to set up an AllStreams Subscription on app load that then marshalls events to the appropriate stream observers (there could be many per stream building different read models whatever).

I'm then storing the position of my AllStreams sub as well as the individual observer/stream subs in postgres to be able to not have to start them at 0 on every app load.

Does that approach make sense? I was experimenting with the ListStreams approach to get everything in the current system and then subscribing to them individually, but that makes it harder to determine what observers need a subscription (in the current thinking, anyway)