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Using streams

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Last updated 1 year ago

You can access streams' data either through the web UI or using one of our clients.

View streams in the UI

You can find the list of available streams together with the information about it in the . It can give you a quick preview and allow you to find the data you need manually. However, if you want to process stream events programmatically you should use a streaming client.

Streaming clients

The following clients are available right now:

  • TypeScript client for web — coming soon...

You can find detailed information on how to use each client in its README file.

User Portal

There is also an app to manage your API keys, keep track of usage, and control request limits:

(Node.js runtime);

, that mostly mimics the TypeScript client API;

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