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Added top level TODO and a bit more info on storing the 'end' token.

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How to use the client-server API How to use the client-server API
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TODO(kegan): Tweak joinalias API keys/path? Event stream historical > live needs
a token (currently doesn't). im/sync responses include outdated event formats
(room membership change messages).
If you haven't already, get a home server up and running on localhost:8080. If you haven't already, get a home server up and running on localhost:8080.
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This will block waiting for an incoming event, timing out after several seconds. This will block waiting for an incoming event, timing out after several seconds.
A client should repeatedly make requests with the "from" query parameter with A client should repeatedly make requests with the "from" query parameter with
the value of "end" (in this case "215"). the value of "end" (in this case "215"). This value should be stored so when the
client reopens your app after a period of inactivity, you can resume from where
you got up to in the event stream. If it has been a long period of inactivity,
there may be LOTS of events waiting for you. In this case, you may wish to get
all state instead and then resume getting live state from a newer end token.
NB: The timeout can be changed by adding a "timeout" query parameter, which is NB: The timeout can be changed by adding a "timeout" query parameter, which is
in milliseconds. A timeout of 0 will not block. in milliseconds. A timeout of 0 will not block.