hi @Bambos ,
I think you can register your background code as a service or daemon, and then check its status or start it in the callback.
As for real-time monitoring on the client side, please refer to this one of my tips series.
hi @Bambos ,
I think you can register your background code as a service or daemon, and then check its status or start it in the callback.
As for real-time monitoring on the client side, please refer to this one of my tips series.