fix(action_cable): accept both /user/123 and /user_123 channel formats
- Benjamin standardized on /user_123 in mozo.rb (underscore, no slash) - Old remap regex ^/user/(.+)$ didn't match /user_123 - Fix: ^/user[/_](.+)$ accepts both separators → user_123
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@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ module Mozo
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# - Integrated with Rails authentication (cookies, sessions)
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# - WebSocket native (no long-polling fallback needed with modern browsers)
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#
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# Channel naming is kept compatible with the existing Faye convention:
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# /user/:uid → user_<uid>
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# /supplier/:sid → supplier_<sid>
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# Channel naming: accepts both Faye format and underscore format:
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# /user/123 or /user_123 → user_123
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# /supplier/456 or /supplier_456 → supplier_456
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#
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# To use:
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# Set Mozo.broadcaster = Mozo::Broadcaster::ActionCable.new
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@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ module Mozo
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#
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class ActionCable
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CHANNEL_PREFIX_REMAP = {
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%r{^/user/(.+)$} => 'user_\1',
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%r{^/supplier/(.+)$} => 'supplier_\1'
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%r{^/user[/_](.+)$} => 'user_\1',
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%r{^/supplier[/_](.+)$} => 'supplier_\1'
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}.freeze
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def broadcast(message)
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