How many sessions currently have this resource open for editing.

Generates the Presence topic name for a resource.

Examples

editing_topic(:entity, 5)
# => "entity_edit:5"

editing_topic(:data, 10)
# => "data_edit:10"

Determines if the current socket is the owner (first in the presence list).

Returns {:owner, presences} if this socket is the owner (or same user in different tab), or {:spectator, owner_meta, presences} if a different user is the owner.

Examples

case get_editing_role(:entity, 5, socket.id, current_user.uuid) do
  {:owner, all_presences} ->
    # I can edit!

  {:spectator, owner_metadata, all_presences} ->
    # I'm read-only, sync with owner's state
end

Gets the lock owner's metadata, or nil if no one is editing.

Examples

case get_lock_owner(:entity, 5) do
  nil -> # No one editing
  meta -> # meta.user_uuid, meta.joined_at, meta.pid
end

Gets all presences for a resource, sorted by join time (FIFO).

Returns a list of tuples: [{socket_id, metadata}, ...]

Examples

get_sorted_presences(:entity, "019...")
# => [
#   {"phx-abc123", %{user_uuid: "019...", joined_at: 123456, ...}},
#   {"phx-def456", %{user_uuid: "019...", joined_at: 123458, ...}}
# ]

All presences except the lock owner, in join order.

Kept because it is public API — core's making-pages-live.md lists it among this module's functions, so "no callers here" was never the whole question. Its metadata shape did change: a meta is now user_uuid / joined_at / pid, not the whole %User{}, because the struct carried hashed_password to every subscriber of the topic. Read user_uuid and load what you need.

Subscribes the current process to presence events for a resource.

After subscribing, the process will receive:

• %Phoenix.Socket.Broadcast{event: "presence_diff", ...} when users join/leave

Examples

subscribe_to_editing(:entity, 5)
# Now will receive presence_diff messages

Tracks the current LiveView process in a Presence topic.

Parameters

• type: The resource type (:entity or :data)
• id: The resource ID
• socket: The LiveView socket
• user: The current user struct

Examples

track_editing_session(:entity, 5, socket, user)
# => {:ok, ref}